Table 2.

Associations between social isolation and objective physical activity (N = 267^a)

	Social isolation unadjusted (Model 1)		Social isolation adjusted for gender, age, educational attainment, non-pension wealth, marital status, smoking, alcohol consumption, limiting illness, mobility impairment, and self-rated health (Model 2)		As in Model 2, but additionally adjusted for depressive symptoms (Model 3)		As in Model 3, but additionally adjusted for loneliness (Model 4)
Outcome variable:	β (S.E.)b	P	β (S.E.)	P	β (S.E.)	P	β (S.E.)	P
Total counts (24 h)	− 0.172 (0.061)c	0.005	−0.135 (0.059)c	0.022	−0.133 (0.059)c	0.024	−0.130 (0.059)	0.028
Waking time (7:00–22:00 h)
Sedentary activity	0.202 (0.060)	0.001	0.149 (0.057)	0.010	0.145 (0.057)	0.011	0.143 (0.057)	0.013
Light physical activity	−0.206 (0.060)	0.001	−0.149 (0.059)	0.012	−0.145 (0.058)	0.014	−0.143 (0.059)	0.015
MV physical activity	−0.153 (0.062)	0.014	−0.119 (0.057)	0.038	−0.116 (0.057)	0.044	−0.112 (0.057)	0.051

^aSubsample from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing, wave 6 [2012–13]

^bStandardized regression coefficients (β) and standard error in parentheses

^cAdditionally adjusted for total accelerometer wear time