Associations between Safety from Crime, Cycling, and Obesity in a Dutch Elderly Population: Results from the Longitudinal Aging Study Amsterdam

Table 2

Mean scores and standard deviations for BMI, cycling (minutes per day), social status neighbourhood score (SSNS), and crime rates.

	𝑁	BMI (SD)	Cycling (SD)	SSNS (SD)	Crime (SD)
Total	470	27.5 (4.1)	13.2 (23.7)	−.09 (.88)	22.1 (27.0)
Gender
Men	230	26.8 (3.3)	15.4 (28.5)	−.11 (.92)	21.9 (26.4)
Women	240	28.1 (4.8)	11.0 (17.7)	−.06 (.85)	22.3 (27.7)
𝑃 value		.001	.042	.492	.872
SNSS
Low status	235	27.6 (4.3)	10.9 (20.5)	−.71 (.80)	29.8 (30.8)
High status	235	27.4 (4.0)	15.3 (26.2)	.51 (.43)	14.7 (20.3)
𝑃 value		.608	.041	<.001	<.001
Obesity
Nonobese	362	25.7 (2.5)	14.2 (25.4)	−.05 (.85)	21.0 (26.2)
Obese	108	33.4 (2.9)	9.5 (16.3)	−.20 (1.00)	25.7 (29.5)
𝑃 value		<.001	.066	.134	.116
Men
Low SSNS	115	27.1 (3.6)	12.4 (23.9)	−.76 (.83)	28.4 (30.6)
High SSNS	115	26.5 (2.9)	18.5 (32.3)	.53 (.41)	14.9 (19.2)
𝑃 value		.162	.007	<.001	<.001
Women
Low SSNS	120	27.9 (4.9)	10.3 (19.0)	−.63 (.77)	29.6 (31.1)
High SSNS	120	28.3 (4.7)	11.7 (16.4)	.51 (.45)	15.0 (21.6)
𝑃 value		.532	.268	<.001	<.001