Table 2.

Multivariate associations of neighborhood environment factors with engaging in any neighborhood outdoor MVPA among Latinas (N = 422 days, n = 86 women). Fe en Acción, 2011-2013, San Diego, CA.

Neighborhood characteristic	Odds ratio b	95% CI	p-value
Initial model without interactions
Built environment
Has access to recreational facilities in the neighborhood	0.43	0.08, 2.20	0.31
Aesthetics a	0.83	0.48, 1.43	0.50
Sidewalk maintenance a	1.15	0.65, 2.02	0.63
Social environment
Safety from traffic a	0.99	0.52, 1.89	0.98
Safety from crime a	0.83	0.45, 1.53	0.54
Neighborhood social cohesion a	1.66	0.96, 2.88	0.07
Model with significant interactions
Built environment
Has access to recreational facilities in the neighborhood	0.35	0.06, 1.92	0.23
Aesthetics a	0.85	0.49, 1.47	0.55
Sidewalk maintenance a	1.30	0.75, 2.27	0.35
Social environment
Safety from traffic a	0.99	0.52, 1.91	0.99
Safety from crime a	0.75	0.40, 1.39	0.36
Neighborhood social cohesion a	2.22	1.19, 4.16	0.01
Sidewalk maintenance x safety from crime	0.53	0.28, 1.00	0.05
Neighborhood aesthetics x neighborhood social cohesion	2.04	1.07, 3.86	0.03

MVPA = moderate-to-vigorous physical activity.

^aVariable is standardized to have a mean = 0 and standard deviation = 1.

^bGeneralized linear mixed effects models with binary distribution, accounting for participant clustering effects. Model is adjusted for participant age, church site, vehicle access, and employment status.