Research Article

Stochastic Resonance Training Improves Balance and Musculoskeletal Well-Being in Office Workers: A Controlled Preventive Intervention Study

Table 3

Prediction of daily surefootedness, sense of balance, musculoskeletal well-being, and muscle relaxation in multilevel regression analyses.

Musculoskeletal well-being & muscle relaxation Surefootedness and sense of balance
BSEBSE

Constant64.3109.18452.0721.807
Sex5.6695.467-1.0191.059
BMI-1.9400.7350.1040.143
Age0.3910.2030.0180.039
SR-WBV3.5745.713-0.7241.219
Day0.0200.1330.0170.037
Interaction Effects
Day X SR-WBV0.5190.2060.1420.057
Level 2 variance325.95964.04311.2462.386
Level 1 variance283.75813.72022.3981.082
IGLS7931.8245564.738

Note. n = 915 daily ratings reported by 61 participants across 28 days. B = fixed parameter estimates of unstandardized regression coefficients; SE = standard error in unstandardized regression coefficients estimation; significance levels were calculated by t-values (parameter estimate/SE) with j-p-1 degrees of freedom, where j is the number of units on level 2 and p is the number of explanatory variables. Sex (1 = m, 2 = f); SR-WBV = stochastic resonance whole-body vibration training (0 = control group, 1 = training group); day = day of training period (1-28).
< 0.05, < 0.01, < 0.001, and two-tailed.