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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Feb 16.
Published in final edited form as: Psychooncology. 2015 Nov 25;26(2):214–221. doi: 10.1002/pon.4026

Table 1.

Social cognitive variables, physical activity and sedentary time by site and time point

Texas (N=45) Puerto Rico (N=44)

Baseline M±SD Follow-up M±SD Baseline M±SD Follow-up M±SD
Social Cognitive Theory Variables
 Exercise self-efficacya,b 3.6±0.9 4.0±0.8 3.1±1.1 3.4±0.9
 Barriers self-efficacy 2.6±0.7 2.5±0.9 2.5±0.7 2.6±0.8
 Social modelinga 1.5±1.6 2.1±1.9 3.3±2.2 3.3±2.4
 Social support from familyc 20.2±7.6 19.8±9.5 15.7±6.7 19.2±9.8
 Social support from friends 16.9±8.3 17.6±9.2 16.2±9.2 16.1±8.6
Physical Activity and Sedentary Time
 IPAQ walking (minutes/week)b,c 177.8±301.6 193.3±288.3 153.8±306.0 213.5±296.4
 IPAQ moderate-intensity (minutes/week)b,c 73.2±194.2 140.7±290.9 21.6±67.9 99.8±245.7
 IPAQ vigorous-intensity (minutes/week)b,c 49.0±96.8 96.6±210.6 8.2±38.5 71.2±156.3
 IPAQ total (minutes/week)b,c 300.0±183.6 430.5±628.9 183.6±346.2 384.5±503.3
 IPAQ sitting time (minutes/week) 1701.8±1307.2 2046.2±1543.0 1622.7±1520.0 1500.7±1473.4
 Total sedentary time (hours/week) 36.8±39.2 31.6±24.0 47.0±35.6 42.4±30.3
a

Statistically significant difference by site at baseline and follow-up, p<.05

b

Statistically significant difference by time point across sites, p<.01

c

Statistically significant difference by site at baseline, but not follow-up, p<.05