Significant correlates by ISCOLE country site for total sedentary time (SED) and screen time (ST).
- Allana G. LeBlanc (422298)
- Peter T. Katzmarzyk (199414)
- Tiago V. Barreira (753557)
- Stephanie T. Broyles (199430)
- Jean-Philippe Chaput (289901)
- Timothy S. Church (163385)
- Mikael Fogelholm (49202)
- Deirdre M. Harrington (302035)
- Gang Hu (132827)
- Rebecca Kuriyan (753558)
- Anura Kurpad (341836)
- Estelle V. Lambert (308809)
- Carol Maher (509415)
- José Maia (753559)
- Victor Matsudo (753560)
- Timothy Olds (753561)
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- Olga L. Sarmiento (753563)
- Martyn Standage (753564)
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- Mark S. Tremblay (127037)
Publication date
June 2015
DOIAbstract
<p><sup>a</sup>Multi-level general linear model controlling for sex, age, and highest parental education, with school as a random effect. (+) indicates a direct relationship between SED or ST and the associated correlate; (−) indicates an inverse relationship between SED or ST and the associated correlate. A blank cell indicates no significant association was found for the particular correlate in the respective country. PA: physical activity; SED: accelerometer measured sedentary time; ST: self-reported screen time; TV: television; U.K.: United Kingdom; U.S.: United States.</p><p>Significant correlates by ISCOLE country site for total sedentary time (SED) and screen time (ST).</p
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