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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Transp Res D Transp Environ. 2017 Oct 1;57:185–194. doi: 10.1016/j.trd.2017.09.026

Table 1.

Participant characteristics (n=651)

Variables Measurements
Demographic information N %
Sex Female 406 62.4
Male 245 37.6
Age Age < 40 141 21.6
Age 40–64 408 62.7
Age ≥ 65 95 14.6
NAa 7 1.1
Race/ethnicity Non-Hispanic white 516 79.3
Other ethnic 129 19.8
NAa 6 0.9
Household income <50K USD 238 36.5
50K to <100K USD 259 39.8
≥ 100K USD 136 20.9
NAa 18 2.8
Education Some college or below 182 28.0
College graduate or higher 459 70.5
NAa 10 1.5
Employment Full-time 341 52.4
Part-time 148 22.7
Retired/unemployed 136 20.9
NAa 26 4.0

Built environment characteristics in home neighborhood b Mean SD
Residential density [dwelling units/ha] 20.5 14.4
Average property value [1,000 USD/unit] 247.1 82.4
Job density [jobs/ha] 83.8 155.0
Street intersection density [count/km2] 98.7 34.8
Area of NCs c [%] 9.7 10.1
Distance to the closest NC c [km] 0.5 0.5
Area of parks/trails [%] 5.1 5.3
Distance to the closest park or trail [km] 0.2 0.2
Average slope in degree [°] 4.3 1.3
a

Missing for the variable coded as NA.

b

Home neighborhood defined as a 833-meter-radius (a 10-minute walking distance) circle from the participant’s home address point.

c

Neighborhood Center (NC), mixed-use neighborhood destination, defined as a minimum convex polygon delineated by at least one of each supermarket(s), retail(s), and restaurant(s) parcels clustered within 50m of each other (Lee and Moudon, 2006a).