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. 2022 Mar 4;19(5):2995. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19052995

Table 1.

Walking measures and variables.

Time 1 (T1)
Walking Behavior
BehavT1: Mean score of self-reported adherence to minimum walking program
WALK questionnaire (WALK)
MINw: Complete walking minimum program: 0 ‘NO’, 1 ‘YES’
justMINw: 0 ‘Complete more than minimum program’, 1 ‘Just the minimum program’
RECw: Complete walking recommended program: 0 ‘NO’, 1 ‘YES’
MAXRECw: Complete maximum recommended program: 0 ‘NO’, 1 ‘YES’
IPAQ-S Questionnaire (IPAQ-S)
Wdays: ‘Walk (days/week)’
Wminutes: ‘Walk (minutes/day)’
Mdays: ‘Moderate-intensity activity (days/week)’
Mminutes: ‘Moderate-intensity activity (minutes/day)’
Vdays: ’Vigorous-intensity activities (days/week)’
Vminutes: ‘Vigorous-intensity activities (minutes/day)’
TotMinWeek: ‘Total activity (minutes/week)’
SIT: ‘Sit (minutes/week)’
AFCat: Categorical variable; low, moderate and high level of physical activity
Time 2 (T2)
Walking Behavior
BehavT2: Mean score of self-reported adherence to minimum walking program
T1–T2
Logbook
TFrec: Total times walking
TTime: Total minutes walked
F3060P: Number of times/week between 30–60 min
F60P: Number of times/week > 60 min
TF30P: Total times walking minimum program (30 min)
NWeekP: Number of weeks minimum program completed
NWeekRECP: Number of weeks of walking recommended program
P90: Completed 90% of walking minimum program (4 weeks)
P100: Completed 100% of walking minimum program (6 weeks)
Data of Pedometers: Steps
NDaysWalk: Average steps per walking day for exercising
NDaysWalk3000: Number of days that patient walked 3000 steps or more