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. 2020 Jan 10;10:2913. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.02913

TABLE 2.

Estimates of the mixed effects model.

s2 B SE DF t-value p
Random Class 0.003
Child 0.18
Date 0.05
Fixed (Intercept) 9, 525.63 235.70 49.49 40.41 < 0.001
Condition: MMI vs. SNI –200.23 406.91 20.48 –0.49 0.628
Condition: control vs. SNI 1, 099.32 518.85 33.81 2.12 0.042
Short term 2, 460.11 866.12 64.75 2.84 0.006
Long-term 904.33 870.56 64.71 1.04 0.303
Sex: male vs. female 847.19 271.06 431.44 3.13 0.002
Age (c) –472.17 147.49 100.86 –3.20 0.002
BMI (z) –180.07 118.71 431.27 –1.52 0.130
Mean temperature (c) –102.67 56.23 64.99 –1.83 0.072
Hours of sunshine (c) 154.38 56.30 62.04 2.74 0.008
Hours of precipitation (c) –152.56 137.28 60.70 –1.11 0.271
Humidity (c) 65.17 19.98 58.42 3.26 0.002
Athletic competence (c) 787.73 160.09 434.47 4.92 < 0.001
Weekend: week vs. weekend −1, 081.61 362.17 57.97 –2.99 0.004
Type: primary vs. secondary 61.18 490.88 48.65 0.12 0.901
Short term control vs. SNI –197.63 482.24 2068.60 –0.41 0.682
Short term MMI vs. SNI −1, 287.78 860.40 100.96 –1.50 0.138
Long-term control vs. SNI −1, 484.66 484.38 1929.41 –3.07 0.002
Long-term MMI vs. SNI −1, 172.62 925.66 124.55 –1.27 0.208

Nparticipants = 446, Nobservations = 5388. Marginal R2 = 0.08, Conditional R2 = 0.29. MMI, mass media intervention; SNI, social network intervention; (c), centered; (z), standardized.