Table 3.

Correlates of adolescents’ sedentary behavior that were reported in <4 findings (insufficient evidence)

Overall sedentary behavior	TV viewing	Computer/DVD/video games	Non-screen based SB
Intrapersonal	Intrapersonal	Intrapersonal	Intrapersonal
-[41]Sex (male)	0[40] Sex (male)	+[40] Sex (male)	0[40] Sex (male)
+[48] Age	+[47]ace/0[47]bd BMI	+[45](comp/int)/-[48]/0[45](vid games) Race (non-Caucasian)
+[43]/-[42]BMI	+[48]/0[45] Race (non-Caucasian)
+[48] Race (non-Caucasian)	+[47]acd/0[47]be Child behavior autonomy
+[43] Body Fat %	-[47]ac /0[47]bde Father’s income high (ref low)
Social	0[47] Father’s income med (ref low)
+[42] Time supervised AS	0[47] Mother’s income high/med (ref low)
+[42] Time alone AS	Physical/Policy
Physical/Policy	+[47] TV environment
0[46] Rainfall	+[47]b/0[47]acdeNo. TV sets in the home
	0[47] TV in bedroom\
	+[47] Country: Portugal, Estonia, Norway (each ref Denmark)

Abbreviations: ‘0’ null association, ‘+’ positive association, ‘-’ negative association, AS after-school, BMI Body Mass Index

^aAll sample, includes children from Denmark, Portugal, Estonia and Norway

^bEstonia sample

^cDenmark sample

^dNorway sample

^ePortugal sample