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Published in final edited form as: Prev Med. 2019 Mar 30;123:242–249. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2019.03.039

Table 3:

Cross-sectional associations of objectively measured neighborhood poverty (independent variable) with accelerometer-based activity minutes/day (dependent variable), stratified by race and sex group, the CARDIA Study, 2005–2006 (N=2120)

Black Men
(N=325)
Black Women
(N=539)
White Men
(N=577)
White Women
(N=679)
Beta
(95% CI)
p-value Beta
(95% CI)
p-value Beta
(95% CI)
p-value Beta
(95% CI)
p-value
Sedentary
 Model 1 −12.51
(22.62, −2.40)
0.016 0.17
(−6.16, 6.50)
0.958 −1.64
(−12.12, 8.85)
0.759 5.63
(−3.35, 14.62)
0.219
 Model 2 −11.18
(−21.16, −1.18)
0.029 0.12
(−6.25, 6.49)
0.971 −1.01
(−11.6, 9.6)
0.852 4.54
(−4.54, 13.62)
0.326
LPA
 Model 1 11.67
(2.75, 20.60)
0.011 −0.57
(−6.37, 5.24)
0.847 2.11
(−7.45, 11.66)
0.752 −7.75
(−16.14, 0.65)
0.070
 Model 2 10.60
(1.79, 19.41)
0.019 −0.53
(−6.37, 5.31)
0.858 1.76
(−7.87, 11.40)
0.720 −6.75 (−15.22, 1.73) 0.119
MVPA
 Model 1 0.83
(−3.06, 4.73)
0.674 0.40
(−1.06, 1.86)
0.589 −0.47
(−3.42, 2.47)
0.753 2.11
(−0.23, 4.45)
0.077
 Model 2 0.57
(−3.32, 4.46)
0.774 0.41
(−1.06, 1.89)
0.581 −0.76
(−3.74, 2.23)
0.619 2.20
(−0.17, 4.58)
0.069

Models expressed per 1 SD of neighborhood poverty (10.6%). Model 1 adjusted for center, age, education, employment status, and family income. Model 2 additionally adjusted for smoking status, alcohol consumption, and depressive symptoms.