Stability and change in screen-based sedentary behaviours and associated factors among Norwegian children in the transition between childhood and adolescence

Table 5 Factors associated with tracking high Total Screen Time (TV/DVD and electronic game/computer) among Norwegian children

	Tracking high total screen time
Baseline characteristics	OR	C.I.	p
Females
Self-efficacy related to barriers to PA
Low	2.30	1.13-4.69	0.022
High	1
Pubertal stage
Pre-pubertal	0.36	0.10-1.32	0.123
Early pubertal	1.40	0.53-3.68	0.491
Mid/late/post-pubertal	1
Parental education
Low	1.43	0.58-3.52	0.430
Medium	1.49	0.63-3.50	0.364
High	1
Ethnicity
Ethnic Norwegian	0.23	0.06-0.91	0.036
Ethnic Minority	1
Males
Self-efficacy related to barriers to PA
Low	6.83	3.22-14.45	< 0.001
High	1
BMI status
Overweight/obese	4.58	1.49-14.03	0.008
Not overweight	1
Parental education
Low	1.66	0.70-3.96	0.251
Medium	1.03	0.43-2.45	0.943
High	1
Living status
Other	3.10	1.32-7.30	0.010
Married or cohabitating Parents

Variables entered in the final model of the multinomial logistic regression for both genders are shown
Tracking low TST was treated as the outcome reference category

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