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. 2022 May 3;19(9):5550. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19095550

Table 3.

Logistic regression models relating some sociodemographic variables and PA in the total sample and the two subsamples (T0 and T1).

Physical Actvity
(PA)
OR 95% CI
TOTAL SAMPLE ( n . 2001)
Gender Female 1
Male 1.49 1.12–2.58
Age ≤25 1
≥26 1.52 1.29–2.72
Living with parents with a low level of education No 1
Yes 1.36 1.15–1.88
Have a positive body perception No 1
Yes 4.2 2.10–6.90
T0 (n. 1025)
Gender Female 1
Male 1.31 1.17–1.97
Age ≤25 1
≥26 1.39 1.08–1.78
Living with parents with a low level of education No 1
Yes 1.85 1.05–3.25
Have a positive body perception No 1
Yes 2.61 1.91–4.98
T1 (n. 976)
Gender Female 1
Male 1.61 1.32–1.96
Age ≤25 1
≥26 1.36 1.04–2.71
Living with parents with a low level of education No 1
Yes 1.57 1.07–3.48
Have a positive body perception No 1
Yes 2.18 1.89–3.51

Statistically significant differences p < 0. 001.