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. 2016 Jun 1;96(6):898–907. doi: 10.2522/ptj.20150407

Table 2.

Average Duration of Physical Activity Obtained With Various Measurement Tools in 2 Weeksa

Measurement Tool Physical Activity Category Duration, min/d, X̅ (SD) Differenceb (95% CI) Significance of F Testc ICC (95% CI) SEM 90% MDC 95% MDC
Week 1 Week 2
ACT Light (min/d) 67.3 (33.0) 65.0 (36.3) 2.2 (–8.5, 13.0) .67 .86d (.66, .94) 13.0 30.3 36.0
Moderate (min/d) 11.7 (13.0) 9.0 (8.2) 2.6 (–1.5, 6.8) .20 .75d (.43, .89) 5.3 12.4 14.7
Light to moderate (min/d) 78.9 (42.9) 74.0 (43.2) 4.9 (–8.8, 18.6) .47 .85d (.64, .94) 16.9 39.4 46.8
No. of steps/d 4,677 (2,032) 4,414 (1,694) 263 (–368, 894) .39 .85d (.63, .94) 709 1,655 1,966
SWA Light (min/d) 138.9 (102.8) 149.7 (98.7) –10.8 (–27.9, 6.3) .21 .95e (.90, .98) 22.5 52.6 62.5
Moderate (min/d) 45.3 (44.7) 43.5 (36.6) 1.8 (–6.7, 10.3) .67 .93 (.85, .97) 10.8 25.1 29.8
Light to moderate (min/d) 184.3 (138.8) 193.2 (127.4) –9.0 (–32.1, 14.2) .43 .95 (.89, .98) 29.8 69.5 82.5
No. of steps/d 6,262 (3,648) 6,372 (3,432) –110 (–763, 544) .17 .95 (.88, .98) 937 2,186 2,596
CHAMPS questionnaire Light (min/d) 67.8 (37.4) 58.5 (31.6) 11.4 (3.0, 19.8) .01 .86 (.66, .94) 12.9 30.1 35.8
Moderate (min/d) 41.1 (39.8) 40.0 (46.1) 0.61 (–8.6, 9.8) .89 .92f(.83, .96) 12.2 28.4 33.7
Light to moderate (min/d) 108.8 (57.6) 98.5 (61.4) 12.0 (0.18, 23.8) .05 .92 (.82, .97) 16.8 39.3 46.7
a

ACT=Actigraph, SWA=SenseWear Armband, CHAMPS=Community Healthy Activities Model P ogram for Seniors, Cl=confidence interval ICC= intraclass correlation coefficient, SEM=standard error of measurement, MDC=minimum detectable change.

b

Raw difference between week 1 and week 2.

c

Significance of the F test from the analysis of variance used to calculate ICCs.

d

The point estimates of the ICCs from the ACT were not contained in the 95% Cls of the ICCs from the SWA.

e

The point estimates of the ICCs from the SWA were not contained in the 95% Cls of the ICCs from the CHAMPS questionnaire.

f

The point estimates of the ICCs from the CHAMPS questionnaire were not contained in the 95% Cls of the ICCs from the ACT.