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Table 2 Crude and adjusted proportion (%) of children reporting a screen time activity of 2 hours/day or more according to sex, class, and parental education stratified by the year the study was performed*

From: Changes in screen time activity in Norwegian children from 2001 to 2008: two cross sectional studies

 

CRUDE

ADJUSTED*

 

2001

2008

Change (percentage points)

p

2001

2008

Change (percentage points)

P for time x group interaction

% (95% CI)

% (95% CI)

% (95% CI)

% (95% CI)

(n=1461)

(n=1317)

(n=1209)

(n=979)

All

55

(53, 58)

45

(43, 48)

−10

0.000

55

(52, 59)

45

(42, 49)

−10

 

Sex

           

0.661

Boys

61

(58, 65)

51

(47, 55)

−11

0.000

60

(55, 64)

51

(46, 55)

−9

 

Girls

49

(46, 53)

41

(37, 44)

−9

0.001

51

(47, 55)

40

(35, 44)

−11

 

Grade level

           

0.022

6

51

(48, 55)

38

(34, 41)

−13

0.000

51

(47, 56)

37

(32, 41)

−15

 

7

60

(56, 63)

54

(50, 58)

−6

0.023

59

(55, 64)

54

(49, 59)

−5

 

Parental education level

           

0.044

Low

57

(53, 60)

51

(47, 56)

−5

0.079

57

(53, 61)

51

(46, 56)

−6

 

High

53

(49, 58)

39

(34, 43)

−15

0.000

54

(49, 58)

39

(35, 44)

−14

 
  1. *Multilevel linear mixed models adjusted for all variables presented in the table and school as a random effect.