. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.

Published in final edited form as: Matern Child Health J. 2016 Mar;20(3):720–729. doi: 10.1007/s10995-015-1873-0

Table 3.

Consistency^a Between Child-Reported and Mother-Reported Parental Support Within Mother-Child Dyads for Total Sample and by Child’s Gender

	Total Sample (N=693)			Males (N=311)			Females (N=432)
Perceived Parental Support	Child	Mother	Consistency^a	Child	Mother	Consistency	Child	Mother	Consistency^a
Encourage PA	62.5%	47.5%	65.4%	64.0%	51.5%	65.6%	61.3%	44.2%	65.2%
Play outside/do PA	30.0%	17.2%	66.4%	29.6%	19.0%	63.3%	30.4%	15.7%	68.9%
Provide Transportation	48.2%	17.8%	56.7%	50.8%	20.3%	55.3%	46.1%	15.7%	57.9%
Watch child be physically active	48.8%	25.0%	62.2%	55.0%	29.3%	57.2%	43.7%^*	21.5%^*	66.2%

There were significant differences (p < .05) between proportions for males and females.

Responses were considered to be consistent if they differed by no more than one increment on our 5-point response scales.