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Table 3 Comparison of baseline characteristics

From: The effect of an online video intervention ‘Movie Models’ on specific parenting practices and parental self-efficacy related to children’s physical activity, screen-time and healthy diet: a quasi experimental study

Characteristic

Intervention group (n = 104)

Control group (n = 103)

Group comparison

P-value

Demographic variable

 Gender parent, n (%)

  

χ2 = 0.06

.81

  Male

12 (11.5)

13 (12.6)

  

  Female

92 (88.5)

90 (87.4)

  

 Gender child, n (%)

  

χ2 = 0.81

.37

  Male

57 (54.8)

50 (48.5)

  

  Female

47 (45.2)

53 (51.5)

  

 Age parent, mean (SD)

40.5 (4.7)

39.9 (5.3)

t = −0.80

.43

 Age child, mean (SD)

9.2 (1.5)

9.6 (1.6)

t = 1.94

.05

 BMI mother, mean (SD)

23.5 (4.2)

24.1 (4.3)

t = 1.01

.31

 BMI father, mean (SD)

24.9 (3.2)

24.7 (3.4)

t = −0.50

.62

 SES, n (%)

  

χ2 = 0.05

.83

  Low

17 (16.3)

18 (17.5)

  

  Medium-High

87 (83.7)

85 (82.5)

  

 Number of children per family, mean (SD)

2.2 (0.9)

2.4 (0.7)

t = 1.77

.08

Children’s PA level, mean minutes/day (SD)

46.6 (27.0)

55.3 (33.5)

t = 1.81

.07

Children’s screen-time, mean minutes/day (SD)

122.9 (66.0)

137.1 (83.7)

t = 1.32

.19

  1. Significant p-values (p<0.05) are indicated in bold; borderline significant p-values (0.05 ≤ p<0.10) are indicated in bold italic