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. 2016 Jan 5;13:1. doi: 10.1186/s12966-015-0325-y

Table 6.

Time and interaction effects for sedentary behaviour outcomes in the high risk groupa (adjusted for age and gender)

Outcomes Mean difference (follow-up - baseline) Time Time* Condition
β (SE) 95 % CI β (SE) 95 % CI p-value
Accelerometer SB weekday I −3.47 % 0.80 (1.68) −2.49 to 4.09 −4.27 (2.10)* −8.39 to -0.15 0.04
C +0.80 %
SB weekend day I −6.24 % −4.90 (1.56)*** −7.97 to -1.84 −1.34 (1.96) −5.18 to 2.50 0.49
C −4.90 %
Total SB I −4.17 % −0.41 (1.47) −3.29 to 2.48 −3.76 (1.85)* −7.38 to -0.15 0.04
C −0.41 %
SB school hours I −3.96 % −1.22 (1.18) −3.53 to 1.09 −2.74 (1.48) −5.64 to 0.16 0.06
C −1.22 %
SB after school hours I −5.86 % −3.38 (1.56)* −6.43 to -0.34 −2.48 (1.95) −6.30 to 1.34 0.20
C −3.38 %

SB Sedentary Behaviour, SE Standard Error, 95 % CI 95 % Confidence Interval, I Intervention group, C Control group

*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001

aPreschoolers with high levels of sedentary time at pre-test (>P70; 70th percentile of the total sedentary time at baseline), n = 256; I = 150, C = 106