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. 2016 Oct 6;16:1057. doi: 10.1186/s12889-016-3708-3

Table 2.

Main effects of domain-specific sedentary behaviours on dietary habits

Fruit intake Vegetables intake Sugar-sweetened beverages consumption Alcohol consumption Sweets intake Fast food intake
Adj. OR (95 % CI) Adj. OR (95 % CI) Adj.OR (95 % CI) Adj. OR (95 % CI) Adj. OR (95 % CI) Adj. OR (95 % CI)
Model 1
 Transport-related sitting time (hours/day) 1.004 (0.994, 1.014) 1.000 (0.991, 1.010) 1.003 (0.991, 1.010) 1.000 (0.989, 1.011) 0.997 (0.987, 1.007) 0.997 (0.993, 1.002)
 Television time (hours/day) 0.984 (0.976, 0.991)*** 0.981 (0.975, 0.987)*** 1.017 (1.010, 1.025)*** 1.004 (0.996, 1.011) 1.005 (0.997, 1.014) 1.007 (1.003, 1.011)***
 Computer time (hours/day) 0.992 (0.982, 0.998)* 0.995 (0.987, 1.002) 0.994 (0.985, 1.002) 0.988 (0.980, 0.997)** 0.999 (0.990, 1.008) 1.004 (1.000, 1.009)
 Other leisure sitting time (hours/day) 1.010 (1.001, 1.020)* 1.004 (0.994, 1.014) 0.998 (0.989, 1.008) 1.014 (1.005, 1.023) ** 1.006 (0.997, 1.015) 1.009 (1.004, 1.013)**
Model 2
 Work-related sitting time (hours/day) 0.994 (0.986, 0.999)* 1.003 (0.996, 1.011) 0.993 (0.986, 1.000) 1.010 (1.002, 1.017)** 0.994 (0.987, 1.002) 0.999 (0.995, 1.003)

Outcome variables were dichotomized based on the median

All analyses were adjusted for urban region, neighbourhood type, age, educational level, gender, body mass index, and moderate-to-vigorous physical activity

Adj. OR adjusted odds ratio, 95 % CI confidence interval at 95 %

*** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.01, * p < 0.05