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Table 3 Analyses of COVID-19 concern, PA, and SB with perceived change in MWB during COVID-19 (n = 144)

From: Associations of physical activity and sedentary behaviors with child mental well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic

 

Correlation

Coefficient (R)

Unadjusted models

Models adjusted for age

B (SE)

OR

95% CI

B (SE)

OR

95% CI

COVID-19 concerna

 Discontent

8.06**

− 1.14 (0.41)

0.32**

0.14, 0.72

−1.14 (0.41)

0.32**

0.14, 0.72

 Concerned

7.20**

−1.09 (0.42)

0.34**

0.15, 0.76

−1.11 (0.42)

0.33**

0.15, 0.75

 Afraid

3.44

.

.

.

 

.

.

PA behaviorsb

 Decrease in PA

4.10*

−0.77 (0.38)

0.46*

0.22, 0.98

−0.77 (0.38)

0.47*

0.22, 0.99

 Decrease in organized sports

5.61*

−1.05 (0.45)

0.35*

0.14, 0.85

−1.07 (0.46)

0.34*

0.14, 0.84

 Decrease in outside play

6.35*

−1.27 (0.53)

0.28*

0.10, 0.79

−1.26 (0.53)

0.28*

0.10, 0.80

 Decrease in inside play

1.22

.

.

.

 

.

.

 Decrease in family PA

0.81

.

.

.

 

.

 

SBc.

 Same or increase in time sitting

4.65*

−1.32 (0.64)

0.27*

0.08, 0.95

−1.22 (0.65)

0.30

0.08, 1.06

 Same or increase in screen time for entertainment

0.00

.

.

.

 

.

.

 Same or increase in screen time for education

1.31

.

.

.

 

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  1. Statistical Significance at the P < 0.05 (*), p < 0.01(**) level
  2. PA Physical activity, SB Sedentary behaviors, MWB Mental well-being
  3. MWB, PA, and SB changes are perceived changes based on questions asking parents to report on child MWB, PA, and SB prior to and during COVID-19 restrictions
  4. aReference group for COVID-19 concern (not true)
  5. bReference group for PA behaviors (same or increase)
  6. cReference group for SB (decrease)