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Table 3 Associations between depression and different sedentary mentally active behaviors (SBs) assessed by multivariable logistic

From: Associations between sedentary behaviour patterns and depression among people aged 60 and older in Hebei Province of China

 

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

OR (95% CI)

p value

OR (95% CI)

p value

OR (95% CI)

p value

Using the internet (h/d)

  = 0

Ref

Ref

Ref

  > 0–≤ 1

0.24 (0.01,1.13)

0.164

0.34 (0.02,1.60)

0.287

0.30 (0.02,1.48)

0.248

  > 1

1.17 (0.34,3.04)

0.777

1.38 (0.40,3.70)

0.560

1.12 (0.31,3.08)

0.842

Reading (h/d)

  = 0

Ref

Ref

Ref

  > 0–≤ 0.5

0.60 (0.10,2.03)

0.494

0.78 (0.12,2.69)

0.743

0.65 (0.10,2.34)

0.576

  > 0.5

0.84 (0.25,2.12)

0.743

1.09 (0.32,2.81)

0.870

1.09 (0.32,2.86)

0.874

Social SBs (h/d)

  = 0

Ref

Ref

Ref

  > 0–≤ 1

1.44 (0.59,3.03)

0.371

1.42 (0.53,3.18)

0.439

1.56 (0.57,3.59)

0.340

  > 1

0.23 (0.06,0.62)

0.013*

0.27 (0.06,0.74)

0.028

0.24 (0.06,0.66)

0.017*

  1. Model 1 adjusted for sex, age, education, employment, smoking, alcohol consumption in the past year, body mass index, chronic diseases
  2. Model 2 adjusted Model 1 covariates and sleep duration, domestic work and physical exercise
  3. Model 3 adjusted Model 2 covariates and each other type of SBs (for example, adjusted for passive SBs, reading books and newspaper, and other SBs when exploring the relationship between using the Internet and depression)
  4. *p < 0.05
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