Table 2.

Bivariate Associations of Perceived Neighborhood Environment Variables With Participants’ Physical Activity at Baseline.^a,b,c

Perceived Neighborhood Environment Variable	Accelerometer-Based MVPA			Log Self-Reported Leisure-Time MVPAd			Self-Reported any Transportation PA
	β	SE	P	β	SE	P	OR	95% CI	P
Sidewalk maintenance	−3.2	3.55	.37	0.08	0.11	.29	0.94	0.74–1.20	.62
Safety from traffic	1.06	3.52	.76	0.18	0.10	.07	1.00	0.79–1.27	.99
Safety from crime	1.13	3.54	.75	0.29	0.15	.05	0.98	0.77–1.25	.88
Neighborhood esthetics	5.18	3.53	.14	0.10	0.07	.18	1.10	0.87–1.40	.43
Neighborhood social cohesion	−1.44	3.53	.68	0.02	0.09	.81	1.05	0.82–1.33	.71
Has access to destinations near the home	18.45	9.79	.06	−0.03	0.21	.88	2.74	1.22–6.17	.02
Has access to recreational facilities near the home	−0.04	10.64	.99	−0.02	0.35	.96	0.72	0.36–1.46	.36

Abbreviations: MVPA, moderate to vigorous physical activity; PA, physical activity; SE, standard error; CI, confidence interval.

^aBoldface values are significant at 0.05 level.

^bFe en Acción/Faith in Action, 2011–2014. San Diego, CA.

^cMixed-effects or generalized linear mixed models used to control for clustering effects of the churches.

^dModel used a negative binomial distribution.