Table 1.
Individual-level and neighborhood-level characteristics (N = 814).
| Characteristics | Mean (SD) or n (%) |
|---|---|
| Individual-level characteristic | |
| Age group | |
| 65–74 year | 343 (42.1) |
| 75–84 year | 348 (42.8) |
| ≥ 85 year | 123 (15.1) |
| Sex at birth | |
| Female | 470 (57.7) |
| Male | 344 (42.3) |
| Race/ethnicity | |
| Hispanic or non-White | 90 (11.1) |
| Non-Hispanic White | 724 (88.9) |
| Education | |
| < 12 year | 12 (1.5) |
| 12–15 year | 187 (23.0) |
| > 15 year | 615 (75.6) |
| Self-rated health | |
| Poor | 8 (1.0) |
| Fair | 41 (5.0) |
| Good | 252 (31.0) |
| Very good | 351 (43.1) |
| Excellent | 162 (19.9) |
| Duration of residence | |
| 1–5 year | 76 (9.3) |
| 6–10 year | 128 (15.7) |
| 11–20 year | 244 (30.0) |
| ≥ 21 year | 366 (45.0) |
| Cognitive function (possible range 0–100)a | 95.19 (4.73) |
| Neighborhood-level characteristic | |
| Perceived walkability (possible range 0–6)a | 4.17 (1.49) |
| Objective walkabilitya,b | −0.13 (7.26) |
a
Higher cognitive function, perceived walkability, and objective walkability scores indicate better cognitive function, greater perceived walkability, and greater objective walkability.
b
The range of the objective walkability score in our data was −11.3 to 23.0.