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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 5.
Published in final edited form as: Prev Med. 2017 Jul 29;103:43–48. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2017.07.024

Table 2.

Adjusted regression coefficients (betas) assessing the relationship among objectively measured PA and sedentary behavior with cognitive function

Model 1 Model 2
β (SE) p-value β (SE) p-value
Sedentary behavior (each 60 min/day increase)
Cognitive function overall score −0.037 (0.031) 0.23 0.017 (0.031) 0.582
Word Fluency 0.038 (0.071) 0.60 0.122 (0.074) 0.099
Digit Symbol Substitution Test −0.231 (0.116) 0.05 −0.046 (0.120) 0.699
SEVLT Sum 3 Trials −0.083 (0.055) 0.13 −0.014 (0.054) 0.799
SEVLT Free Recall −0.020 (0.031) 0.53 0.012 (0.031) 0.699
MVPA (each 10 min/day increase)
Cognitive function overall score −0.006 (0.018) 0.71 −0.023 (0.015) 0.13
Word Fluency −0.005 (0.042) 0.90 −0.030 (0.040) 0.45
Digit Symbol Substitution Test 0.008 (0.056) 0.89 −0.030 (0.052) 0.57
B-SEVLT (Sum 3 Trials) −0.004 (0.027) 0.88 −0.031 (0.026) 0.23
SEVLT Free Recall −0.014 (0.018) 0.44 −0.026 (0.017) 0.12

B-SEVLT : Brief Spanish English Verbal Learning Test; SEVLT: Spanish English Verbal Learning Test; MVPA: moderate to vigorous physical activity.

Model 1. Adjusted for age, sex, years of education, and field center

Model 2. Fully adjusted models include age, sex, years of education, Hispanic/Latino background, employment status, annual household income, birth within the US 50 states, aggregate physical health status and field center