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Table IV.

Models Examining Moderators of the Association between Asthma Indicators and Physical Activity

	Model 1. BMI as Moderator, N=97	Model 2. Neighborhood Unsafety as Moderator, N=97	Model 3. Caregiver Fear as Moderator, N=97
Daily Lung Function	−.003(.002)∗ −.007 – −.001	.63	.14(.08)⁺ −.03 – .30
Asthma Symptoms	−.65(.20)∗ −1.26 – −.25	8.13(4.98)⁺ −1.83 – 18.09	.72

Model 1.
BMI as Moderator, N=97

Model 2. Neighborhood Unsafety as Moderator, N=97

Model 3. Caregiver Fear
as Moderator, N=97

Daily Lung Function

−.003(.002)∗

−.007 – −.001

.63

.14(.08)⁺

−.03 – .30

Asthma Symptoms

−.65(.20)∗

−1.26 – −.25

8.13(4.98)⁺

−1.83 – 18.09

.72

Unstandardized interaction coefficients (standard errors) and confidence intervals are presented for models in which moderating effects were significantly different from 0 (p<.05)∗ or trending towards significance (p<.10)⁺. P-values of the interaction term are presented for models in which there was no significant moderator. Columns represent potential moderators and rows represent predictor (of MVPA). Each cell corresponds to a separate model.