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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Promot Pract. 2015 Aug 27;17(1):70–79. doi: 10.1177/1524839915601371

Table 3.

Body mass index and health behavior outcomes from InSHAPE® Together program – mixed effects model

Outcomes Number of observations used1 Estimate2 p-value3
Body mass index 214 −0.756   0.526
Physical activity
 Distance walked in 6 minutes 214 99.634   0.013
 # days vigorous activity past week 211   0.682   0.008
 # days moderate activity past week 207   0.728   0.024
 # days walked at least 10 minutes per week 209   1.012   0.003
 # days intense physical activity for at least 20 minutes 208   1.113 0.0002
 # days intense physical activity for at least 60 minutes 198   0.582   0.017
 Social support for exercise 212 −0.340   0.590
 Self-confidence for vigorous activity 213   0.620   0.099
 Barriers to physical activity scale 213 −3.349   0.017
Sedentary activity
 Hours of screen time in an average day 211 −0.388   0.058
Fruit and vegetable consumption
 Frequency of meals in the past day that were at least half fruits & vegetables 212   0.154   0.349
 Frequency of eating vegetables the day before 213   0.257   0.123
 Frequency of eating fruit the day before 212   0.171   0.329
Sense of community scale 212 −0.977   0.276
1

The number of observations used includes all of the available data points from the three measurement sessions (pretest, Posttest 1, Posttest 2).

2

Estimates from each individual mixed effects model are shown. Each model controlled for: ALC group, age, gender, education, and household income.

3

We used a Bonferroni correction to adjust for the 15 comparisons, which put the p-value threshold at 0.003.