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. 2020 Nov 7;11(4):912–920. doi: 10.1093/tbm/ibaa107

Table 3.

Results of the Stage 1 mixed-effects model and the Stage 2 multiple regression model

Variable
Stage 1 model Estimate 95% CI Z R 2
Regression coefficients
 Intercept 0.09*** 0.07–0.11 8.03 0.17
 Physical context (outdoor = 1) 0.07*** 0.03–0.11 3.69
 Weekday vs. weekend day (weekend = 1) 0.01 −0.02–0.03 0.39
Random location effects variance and covariances
 Random intercept 0.01** <0.01–0.02 3.14
 Random slope 0.02** 0.01–0.03 3.02
 Covariance (random intercept and slope) <−0.01 <−0.01–0.01 −0.48
 Error variance 0.05*** 0.04–0.06 22.04
Stage 2 model
 Intercept 1.63*** 1.22–2.04 7.71 0.27
 Sex (male = 1) 0.17* 0.04–0.30 2.55
 Age −0.01 <−0.01–<0.01 −1.08
 Body mass index −0.01 −0.01–0.01 −0.65
 Random intercept (during baseline) 0.15*** 0.06–0.23 4.40
 Random slope (during baseline) 0.09* 0.01–0.18 2.13
 Error variance 0.09*** 0.06–0.11 6.88

N of observations for Stage 1 model = 1,163. N of subjects for Stage 2 model = 108. The dependent variable for the Stage 1 mixed-effects model is the number of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) minutes in the 30 min window during the baseline ecological momentary assessment (EMA) period (a Level 1 variable). The dependent variable for the Stage 2 multiple regression model is the mean daily MVPA minutes in the 30 min window during the 6 month follow-up EMA period (a Level 2 variable). R2 = R-squared values for Stage 1 and Stage 2 models.

*p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001.