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 ( š‘ = 1 6 9 0 ).

Age (mean, S.E.)52.5 (1.2)
Sex (%)
ā€ƒFemale48.6
ā€ƒMale51.2
ā€ƒMissing0.2
BMI category (%)
ā€ƒOverweight44.9
ā€ƒObese55.1
Education (%)
ā€ƒSome high school/high school graduate26.5
ā€ƒSome college33.1
ā€ƒCollege degree24.6
ā€ƒSome postgrad4.7
ā€ƒMasterā€™s degree7.4
ā€ƒGrad/Prof degree1.7
ā€ƒMissing2.0
Marital status (%)
ā€ƒMarried55.1
ā€ƒDomestic partner6.3
ā€ƒSeparated/divorced/widowed18.7
ā€ƒSingle/never married17.9
ā€ƒMissing2.0
Household income (%)
ā€ƒ<$20,00017.8
ā€ƒ$20,000ā€“$59,99945.9
ā€ƒ$60,000ā€“$99,99922.0
ā€ƒ$100,000ā€“$149,9997.6
ā€ƒ$150,000+2.4
ā€ƒMissing4.3
Employment status (%)
ā€ƒFull time41.5
ā€ƒPart time12.9
ā€ƒNot employed43.6
ā€ƒMissing2.0
Ethnicity (%)
ā€ƒAfrican American15.1
ā€ƒAsian2.8
ā€ƒEuropean American68.6
ā€ƒHispanic11.1
ā€ƒOther0.4
ā€ƒMissing2.0