Table A2.

Multivariate association of intrapersonal factors, perceived neighborhood environment with objective daily walking & vehicle time (N=418 days, n=72 participants)

	Walking Time			Vehicle Time
	Rate Ratioa	95% CI	P-Value	Rate Ratioa	95% CI	P-Value
Intrapersonal factors
Age	0.96	(0.79 – 1.18)	0.707	1.04	(0.93 – 1.17)	0.485
Vehicle access	1.06	(0.88 – 1.27)	0.554	0.98	(0.87 – 1.09)	0.658
≥ High school education	0.98	(0.64 – 1.50)	0.911	1.23	(0.97 – 1.57)	0.093
≥$2,000 (Household Income)	0.88	(0.58 – 1.33)	0.540	1.31	(1.04 – 1.65)	0.021
Overweight or obese	0.59	(0.35 – 0.98)	0.042	1.50	(1.11 – 2.03)	0.009
High-acculturationb	0.74	(0.46 – 1.18)	0.201	1.11	(0.86 – 1.44)	0.422
Perceived neighborhood environment
Access to destinations	1.25	(0.69 to 2.25)	0.466	1.16	(0.81 – 1.65)	0.421
Safety from traffic	0.98	(0.79 to 1.22)	0.866	0.94	(0.82 – 1.07)	0.319
Safety from crime	1.16	(0.94 to 1.45)	0.171	0.95	(0.84 – 1.09)	0.470
Sidewalk maintenance	0.84	(0.68 to 1.03)	0.093	0.96	(0.85 – 1.09)	0.525
Aesthetics	1.08	(0.87 to 1.35)	0.475	1.08	(0.95 – 1.23)	0.258

Note: bold indicates a significant association at p<0.05

^aEstimates are from generalized linear mixed models, adjusted for participant clustering effects, with negative binomial error distributions. Models are controlled for wear time and church.

^ba mean score of ≥ 2.5 on the BAS Scale for the non-Hispanic domain