Association between neighborhood deprivation and fruits and vegetables consumption and leisure-time physical activity: a cross-sectional multilevel analysis

Table 4 Contextual effects of neighborhood socioeconomic deprivation on fruits and vegetables consumption and leisure-time physical activity

	Fruits and vegetables consumption^*		Leisure-time physical activity^†
	β	95% CI	β	95% CI
Women (n = 1294)
Neighboorhood socioeconomic class 1^‡	1
Neighboorhood socioeconomic class 2^‡	0.24	−0.11 to 0.58	−9.43	−46.4 to 27.6
Neighboorhood socioeconomic class 3^‡	0.43	−0.033 to 0.89	−47.8	−97.8 to 1.41
Men (n = 787)
Neighboorhood socioeconomic class 1^‡	1
Neighboorhood socioeconomic class 2^‡	−0.23	−0.62 to 0.17	26.6	−25.6 to 78.9
Neighboorhood socioeconomic class 3^‡	−0.046	−0.55 to 0.46	−12.4	−78.8 to 54.1

95% CI, 95% confidence interval.
^*Model adjusted for age, education, marital status, smoking, alcohol consumption and leisure-time physical activity.
^†Model adjusted for age, education, marital status, smoking, alcohol consumption and fruits and vegetables consumption.
^‡Neighborhood classes 1 (reference class) and 3 are interpreted as least deprived and most deprived, respectively.

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