Trajectories of Physical Activity Predict the Onset of Depressive Symptoms but Not Their Progression: A Prospective Cohort Study
Table 2
Physical activity factor scores (assessed at participants’ ages from 9 to 49) as predictors of symptoms of depression (participants aged from 35 to 50) (–1467).
Participants’ age
SE
95% CI†
9
−1.06
0.51
−0.07
0.040
−2.06 to −0.05
12
−1.73
0.39
−0.13
<0.001
−2.49 to −0.98
15
−1.72
0.30
−0.15
<0.001
−2.30 to −1.14
18
−1.21
0.29
−0.11
<0.001
−1.78 to −0.63
21
−1.33
0.34
−0.11
<0.001
−1.99 to −0.66
24
−1.53
0.30
−0.15
<0.001
−2.12 to −0.95
27
−1.52
0.35
−0.15
<0.001
−2.21 to −0.84
30
−0.86
0.35
−0.08
0.015
−1.56 to −0.17
33
−1.16
0.47
−0.10
0.014
−2.08 to −0.24
34
−0.51
0.51
−0.06
0.324
−1.52 to 0.50
36
−0.68
0.49
−0.06
0.161
−1.64 to 0.27
37
−0.89
0.60
−0.09
0.140
−2.07 to 0.29
39
−1.59
0.44
−0.15
<0.001
−2.46 to −0.73
40
−0.34
0.72
−0.03
0.643
−1.76 to 1.09
42
−1.96
0.60
−0.18
0.001
−3.14 to −0.79
43
−1.65
0.61
−0.16
0.007
−2.85 to −0.45
45
−1.31
0.57
−0.13
0.022
−2.44 to −0.19
46
−2.22
0.58
−0.21
<0.001
−3.35 to −1.09
49
−1.34
0.54
−0.14
0.014
−2.41 to −0.27
Bonferroni-corrected values (/19, ) were used in determining significant associations. †CI: confidence interval.
