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. 2022 Jul 30;19:98. doi: 10.1186/s12966-022-01339-4

Table 3.

Characteristics of the typology transitions

n Transitioned to more active/less sedentary typology
(n = 68)
Stable
(n = 668)
Transitioned to less active/more sedentary typology
(n = 67)
Change in daily minutes (follow-up – baseline; mean ± S.D.)
 Active travel 798 11.11 ± 41.42 1.25 ± 36.74 − 17.06 ± 39.82 *, #
Leisure-time physical activity
 Walking 793 12.16 ± 30.25 −1.22 ± 21.63 * −8.75 ± 20.74 *, #
 Vigorous intensity 797 17.97 ± 24.93 − 3.89 ± 31.49 * −17.90 ± 25.53 *, #
 Moderate intensity 798 16.58 ± 24.22 −4.16 ± 25.43 * −13.38 ± 10.76 *, #
Leisure-time screen-based sedentary behavior
 TV viewing 790 −10.55 ± 99.87 5.30 ± 125.09 −6.68 ± 101.83
 Computer use 788 −22.11 ± 116.12 12.17 ± 129.60 6.63 ± 135.47
 Video gaming 798 −2.47 ± 22.53 1.99 ± 56.03 −11.62 ± 35.36
Follow-up situational pathways (% yes)
 Further study 796 82.1 78.6 83.3
 Full-time employment 800 13.4 7.8 8.9
 Moved out of home 803 14.7 20.5 26.9

*p < 0.05, compared with adolescents who transitioned to a more active/less sedentary typology; #p < 0.05, compared with adolescents who remained stable in their typology membership