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. 2017 Nov 3;7(11):e016690. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-016690

Table 1.

Sample characteristics in the Increased Health and Wellbeing in Preschool (DAGIS) study conducted between years 2015 and 2016 in Finland (n=864)

Measure Value * n
Children’s age 4.73 (0.89) 864
Children’s gender
 Girls 48% 413
 Boys 52% 450
Season during which the accelerometer was worn
 September-October 44% 354
 November-December 36% 290
 January-April 20% 164
Maternal education
 Low (1) 30% 265
 Medium (2) 41% 358
 High (3) 29% 256
Paternal education
 Low (1) 45% 365
 Medium (2) 33% 267
 High (3) 22% 181
Household income
 Low (1) 32% 224
 Medium (2) 34% 232
 High (3) 34% 235
Children’s sedentary time measured by the accelerometer (min/hour)
 Total time 28.11 (4.01) 772
 Preschool 26.47 (5.11) 778
 Home time in preschool days 29.74 (4.96) 777
 Weekend 28.47 (4.76) 779
Children’s sedentary time measured in the diary (min/day)
 Screen time 111.02 (48.50) 767
 TV viewing 56.14 (28.20) 771
 Computer use 9.06 (20.32) 771
 Tablet/smart phone use 21.82 (26.18) 771
 DVD/video watching 25.66 (30.50) 771
 Reading 19.19 (11.35) 765

*Values are mean (SD) unless otherwise stated. n=864.