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Table 2 Comparison of participants and non-participants at the first questionnaire round (2004) and responders and non-responders at follow-up 2007/2010 (N=3031)

From: The association between leisure time physical activity in adolescence and poor mental health in early adulthood: a prospective cohort study

 

2004

Follow–up 2007

Follow–up 2010

 

Participants

Non-participants

Responders

Non-responders

Responders

Non-responders

 

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

Gender

 Girls

1520 (50)

257 (40)

1164 (54)

356 (41)

961 (56)

559 (42)

 Boys

1511 (50)

393 (60)

990 (46)

521 (59)

753 (44)

758 (58)

Variables – 2004

Physical activity

Number of weekly hours

 None

63 (2)

n/a

32 (1)

31 (3)

26 (2)

37 (3)

 1/2 h

119 (4)

n/a

83 (4)

36 (4)

59 (3)

60 (5)

 1 h

308 (10)

n/a

213 (10)

95 (11)

174 (10)

134 (10)

 2–3 h

818 (27)

n/a

564 (26)

254 (29)

447 (26)

371 (28)

 4–6 h

1023 (34)

n/a

752 (35)

271 (31)

618 (36)

405 (31)

 7 h or more

700 (23)

n/a

510 (24)

190 (22)

390 (23)

310 (23)

Body Mass Indexe

 Low (<17)

270 (9)

n/a

193 (9)

77 (9)

136 (9)

134 (11)

 Normal (17/23.29b/23.94c)

2288 (80)

n/a

1653 (81)

635 (78)

1313 (81)

975 (78)

 Overweight (>23.29b/23.94c)

302 (11)

n/a

197 (10)

105 (13)

165 (10)

137 (11)

Mental health (14/15 yr)f

 Good

1947 (65)

n/a

1394 (66)

553 (65)

1132 (67)

815 (64)

 Poor

1030 (35)

n/a

731 (34)

299 (35)

565 (33)

465 (36)

Yearly household incomed

 Lowest

889 (29)

336 (52)

541 (25)

348 (40)

411 (24)

478 (36)

 Middle

1051 (35)

174 (27)

767 (36)

284 (32)

630 (37)

421 (32)

 Highest

1090 (36)

138 (21)

845 (39)

245 (28)

673 (39)

417 (32)

Highest household educationg

 <10 years

355 (12)

141 (23)

204 (10)

151 (18)

166 (10)

189 (15)

 10–12 years

1537 (51)

330 (55)

1099 (52)

438 (51)

867 (51)

670 (52)

 13–15 years

919 (31)

111 (18)

688 (32)

231 (27)

547 (32)

372 (29)

 >15 years

168 (6)

21 (4)

136 (6)

32 (4)

121 (7)

47 (4)

  1. bboys, cgirls
  2. d33.3rd; 66.6th percentiles (1 missing), e171 missings, f54 missings, g52 missings