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. 2021 Mar 5;18(5):2583. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18052583

Table 1.

Sample characteristics (n = 157).

Child Demographic Factors n %
Age group
5–6 years 48 30.6
7–9 years 109 69.4
Sex
Boy 85 54.1
Girl 72 45.9
Parent demographic factors
Age group 1
Under 39 years 75 48.1
40+ years 81 51.9
Gender
Male 7 4.5
Female 149 94.9
Other 1 0.6
Highest level of education
Years 12 or less, TAFE or Trade Certificate 40 25.5
Bachelor degree or higher 117 74.5
Marital status 2
In a relationship 91 90.1
No longer in a relationship or single 10 9.9
Work status 2
Full-time work 27 26.7
Part-time work 52 51.5
Home duties 12 11.9
Other 10 9.9
Work status change due to COVID-19 2
No change 81 80.2
No longer employed 8 7.9
Decrease in work hours 11 10.9
Increase in work hours 1 1.0
Social factors
Disruption in school attendance 3
Minimal (i.e., none, continued attending school) 18 16.1
Some (i.e., disruption in term one or two) 61 54.5
More (i.e., disruption in both terms one and two) 33 29.5
Number of siblings 2
None 19 18.8
One sibling 58 57.4
Two or more siblings 24 23.8
Dog ownership 4
Non-owner 66 57.4
Dog owner 49 42.6
Home environment factors
Inside home supportiveness for PA 2
Less supportive 43 42.6
More supportive 58 57.4
Backyard supportiveness for PA 2
Less supportive 54 53.5
More supportive 47 46.5
Front yard supportiveness for PA 2
Less supportive 68 67.3
More supportive 33 32.7
Type of dwelling 5
Separate house 86 84.3
Semi-detached house or duplex 2 2.0
Townhouse or terrace house 3 2.9
Single story flat or home unit 7 6.9
Flat or unit in block of 2 or 3 storeys 2 2.0
House or flat attached to office, shop, etc. 1 1.0
Other 1 1.0

1n = 1 missing. 2 n = 56 missing. 3 n = 45 missing. 4 n = 42 missing. 5 n = 55 missing.