Research Article
Physical Activity Advertisements That Feature Daily Well-Being Improve Autonomy and Body Image in Overweight Women but Not Men
Table 1
Baseline demographics of obese and overweight participants ().
| Age (mean, S.E.) | 52.5 (1.2) | Sex (%) | | āFemale | 48.6 | āMale | 51.2 | āMissing | 0.2 | BMI category (%) | | āOverweight | 44.9 | āObese | 55.1 | Education (%) | | āSome high school/high school graduate | 26.5 | āSome college | 33.1 | āCollege degree | 24.6 | āSome postgrad | 4.7 | āMasterās degree | 7.4 | āGrad/Prof degree | 1.7 | āMissing | 2.0 | Marital status (%) | | āMarried | 55.1 | āDomestic partner | 6.3 | āSeparated/divorced/widowed | 18.7 | āSingle/never married | 17.9 | āMissing | 2.0 | Household income (%) | | ā<$20,000 | 17.8 | ā$20,000ā$59,999 | 45.9 | ā$60,000ā$99,999 | 22.0 | ā$100,000ā$149,999 | 7.6 | ā$150,000+ | 2.4 | āMissing | 4.3 | Employment status (%) | | āFull time | 41.5 | āPart time | 12.9 | āNot employed | 43.6 | āMissing | 2.0 | Ethnicity (%) | | āAfrican American | 15.1 | āAsian | 2.8 | āEuropean American | 68.6 | āHispanic | 11.1 | āOther | 0.4 | āMissing | 2.0 |
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