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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 8.
Published in final edited form as: Indoor Built Environ. 2017 Mar 1;27(7):938–952. doi: 10.1177/1420326X17695858

Table 7.

Results of logistic regression models for destination walking

All
Traditional
Model 1 Model 2 Model 3 Model 4 Model 5 Model 6

Neighbourhood perceptions
Accessibility 1.302 (0.195) / 1.368 (0.220) 1.390 (0.511) / 1.260 (0.594)
Traffic safety 0.941 (0.152) / 0.971 (0.178) 1.176 (0.570) / 1.306 (0.703)
Aesthetics 1.504 (0.362) / 1.418 (0.363) 1.373 (0.822) / 0.772 (0.583)
Social environment 1.220 (0.272) / 1.032 (0.248) 1.456 (0.729) / 1.539 (0.997)
Perceived barriers to walking
Accessibility / 1.011 (0.177) 1.067 (0.110) / 0.918 (0.407) 1.072 (0.603)
Traffic safety / 1.228 (0.239) 1.092 (0.236) / 0.706 (0.279) 0.726 (0.302)
Aesthetics / 0.819 (0.252) 0.975 (0.324) / 0.508 (0.368) 0.352 (0.300)
Social environment / 0.655 (0.180) 0.590 (0.179) / 0.530 (0.315) 0.630 (0.456)
Control variables
Gender 1.188 (0.303) 1.144 (0.290) 1.177 (0.303) 0.873 (0.523) 0.555 (0.323) 0.610 (0.403)
Age 1.006 (0.009) 1.008 (0.009) 1.008 (0.009) 0.996 (0.016) 1.006 (0.017) 1.001 (0.018)
Income 0.483 (0.239) 0.402 (0.198) 0.425 (0.216) 0.833 (0.645) 0.670 (0.519) 0.722 (0.595)
Education 1.140 (0.412) 1.019 (0.371) 1.117 (0.415) 1.029 (0.662) 0.706 (0.478) 0.626 (0.444)
Employment 1.481 (0.417) 1.456 (0.406) 1.542 (0.440) 0.557 (0.340) 0.721 (0.445) 0.601 (0.393)
Pseudo R2 0.034 0.023 0.045 0.039 0.104 0.118
Log likelihood −188.48 −190.53 −186.32 −41.16 −38.38 −37.81
N 289 289 289 62 62 62
Neighbourhood perceptions
Accessibility 0.943 (0.253) / 0.964 (0.268) 2.153 (1.370) / 1.739 (1.223)
Traffic safety 0.774 (0.256) / 0.897 (0.347) 10.114* (9.201) / 21.225** (24.143)
Aesthetics 2.451* (0.903) / 2.481* (0.952) 0.308 (0.225) / 0.286 (0.244)
Social environment 1.578 (0.523) / 1.368 (0.475) 0.780 (0.494) / 0.333 (0.289)
Perceived barriers to walking
Accessibility / 1.306 (0.309) 1.232 (0.306) / 0.258* (0.151) 0.239 (0.177)
Traffic safety / 1.135 (0.330) 1.063 (0.354) / 2.569 (1.783) 4.627 (4.338)
Aesthetics / 0.881 (0.402) 1.215 (0.596) / 1.012 (0.707) 0.663 (0.563)
Social environment / 0.469* (0.177) 0.483 (0.194) / 0.899 (0.712) 0.419 (0.459)
Control variables
Gender 1.039 (0.386) 1.156 (0.423) 1.016 (0.387) 1.487 (1.018) 1.097 (0.718) 1.036 (0.843)
Age 1.012 (0.015) 1.004 (0.015) 1.013 (0.016) 1.043 (0.032) 1.056 (0.030) 1.079* (0.041)
Income 0.453 (0.351) 0.363 (0.288) 0.398 (0.319) / / /
Education 1.315 (0.771) 1.182 (0.708) 1.375 (0.841) 1.111 (1.013) 0.255 (0.257) 0.297 (0.371)
Employment 1.915 (0.774) 1.706 (0.661) 2.133 (0.890) 2.507 (2.029) 6.082* (5.257) 3.959 (3.879)
Pseudo R2 0.055 0.041 0.076 0.185 0.122 0.276
Log likelihood −103.64 −105.18 −101.42 −32.34 −34.84 −28.72
N 165 165 165 62 62 62

Notes: The coefficients for logistic regression models are odds coefficients. Standard errors are in parentheses.

p≤0.10;

*

p≤0.05;

**

p≤0.01;

***

p≤0.001.

The control variable of income is not included in the models for late conventional suburban neighbourhoods. Income is measured as a binary variable (1= $35,000 and above; 0 = less than $35,000). All respondents in late conventional suburban neighbourhoods who answered the income question indicated income above $35,000.