Table 4 Clusters of health behaviors, health outcomes and demographics, formed by Two Step Cluster Analysis (N = 2,690)
| Â | Cluster 1 | Cluster 2 | Cluster 3 | Cluster 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Â | 35.6% | 26.4% | 19.8% | 18.3% |
Demographics characteristics | Â | Â | Â | Â |
Gender | Girl (100%) | Boys (100%) | Mixed (58% Girls) | Mixed (58% Girls) |
Age | 13.6Â years | 13.7Â years | 14.0Â years | 13.6Â years |
SES (FAS score)1 | Normal to High (7.27) | High (7.50) | Normal (6.98) | Low (6.38) |
School level | Average / Mixed | Average / Mixed | Average / Mixed | Average / Mixed |
Ethnicity | Native Dutch (100%) | Native Dutch (100%) | Mixed (81% Native Dutch) | Non- native Dutch (100%) |
Health behaviors 2,3 | Â | Â | Â | Â |
Factor 1: Risk-prone behavior | Low (−0.16) | Normal (0.09) | High (0.48) | Low (−0.24) |
Factor 2: Bully behavior | Low (−0.12) | Low (−0.20) | High (0.60) | Low (−0.19) |
Factor 3: Problematic screen time use | Low (−0.39) | High (0.26) | High (0.29) | Normal (0.02) |
Factor 4: Sedentary behavior | Normal (−0.06) | Low (−0.20) | High (0.18) | High (0.27) |
Health outcomes | Â | Â | Â | Â |
Weight status | Normal BMI | Normal BMI | High BMI | Normal to High BMI |
Self-efficacy problems | Normal GSE (100%) | Normal GSE (100%) | Problematic GSE (32%) | Normal GSE (100%) |
Psychosocial problems | Normal SDQ (100%) | Normal SDQ (100%) | Problematic SDQ (71%) | Normal SDQ (100%) |