Association between Sedentary Behaviour and Physical, Cognitive, and Psychosocial Status among Older Adults in Assisted Living

Table 5

Results from multiple linear regression to predict accelerometry-derived measures of sedentary behaviour.

Dependent variable	Predictor variable	Unstandardized; Beta	Standardized; Beta	p
Percentage of time spent in sedentary behaviour	Sex	5.129	.233
	Age	0.187	.178
	TUG	0.226	.286
Number of sedentary bouts per day	Sex	−14.681	−.256
	TUG	−0.742	−.360	<0.00
	MFES	2.705	.239
Average duration of sedentary bouts	Sex	16.129	.342	<0.00
	TUG	0.645	.381	<0.00

Notes. (1) level, level; (2) the following variables were not significantly associated with the dependent variable in each of the 3 models: use of mobility aid, number of health concerns, MoCA, and GDS; (3) sex was coded as 0 = women and 1 = men.