Research Article

Psychosocial and Environmental Correlates of Sedentary Behaviors in Spanish Children

Table 2

Mixed-model regression results for relationship between independent variables and sedentary behaviors for boys and girls. Study is conducted in Madrid, Spain, in 2008–2010.

BoysGirls
SBWeekday SB Weekend SBTV viewingSBWeekday SBWeekend SBTV viewing
(min/day) (min/day) (min/day) (min/day) (min/day) (min/day)
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MVPA (min/day)−17.63<.001−21.43<.001
Weekday MVPA (min/day)−18.42<.001−.51.613−19.83<.001.05.961
Weekend MVPA (min/day)−19.88<.001−23.76<.001
Enjoyment-competence.59.558.35.730.62.539−.28.7801.09.2771.05.2951.00.320−.64.525
Mother’s physical activity−.64.524−.54.593−.36.722−.24.808−.19.851−.25.801−.30.762−2.62.009
Father’s physical activity−.15.882.20.843−.75.455−.49.623.68.4991.14.256.07.945.36.717
Parental professional level2.37.0191.16.2472.57.011.35.7241.09.277.59.5571.86.064−1.75.082
Parent support.58.5631.60.111−.44.659.77.441−2.37.019−2.65.009−1.26.210−1.41.161
Friend support−1.91.050−2.14.034−.83.408.93.354.05.958.48.633−.92.357.64.525
Neighborhood environment perceptions.85.398.61.5401.18.241−4.77<.001−1.48.141−1.09.279−1.73.085−.24.812

Note. SB = sedentary behavior; MVPA: moderate-to-vigorous physical activity.