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. 2020 Oct 31;17(21):8043. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17218043

Table 5.

Results from the multivariable general linear models evaluating the joint association of physical activity and screen time with total quality of life in adolescents in Boys and Girls.

Variables Boys (n = 6388) Girls (n = 6253)
β (95% CI) β (95% CI)
Low PA–Low ST Reference Reference
Low PA–High ST −8.029 (−10.355, −5.704) ** −9.769 (−12.687, −6.850) **
High PA–Low ST 8.317 (7.299, 9.336) ** 8.780 (7.824, 9.735) **
High PA–High ST 1.637 (0.001, 3.273) * 2.043 (0.082,4.004) *
PA ≥ 30 min 0 days per week–Low ST Reference Reference
PA ≥ 30 min 1–2 days per week–Low ST 4.258 (2.933, 5.584) ** 4.536 (3.291, 5.780) **
PA ≥ 30 min 3–4 days per week–Low ST 8.690 (7.246, 10.134) ** 9.144 (7.747, 10.541) **
PA ≥ 30 min ≥ 5 days per week–Low ST 13.144 (11.834, 14.453) ** 13.130 (11.844, 14.416) **
PA ≥ 30 min 0 days per week-High ST −6.773 (−9.320, −4.226) ** −6.801 (−9.831, −3.771) **
PA ≥ 30 min 1–2 days per week-High ST −1.843 (−4.132, 0.447) −2.114 (−4.973, 0.746)
PA ≥ 30 min 3–4 days per week-High ST 0.377 (−2.232, 2.985) 3.699 (0.685, 6.713) *
PA ≥ 30 min ≥ 5 days per week-High ST 5.951 (3.642, 8.261) ** 3.184 (−0.073, 6.441)

β (95% CI), Regression coefficients and 95% confidence intervals; PA, physical activity; ST, screen time, * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01. The model was adjusted for age, place of residence, socioeconomic status (SES) and smoking.