Model/Predictor
|
B (95% CI)
|
SE B
|
β
|
R2
|
∆R2
|
---|
Child PA
| | | |
0.058
|
0.017
|
Social Cohesion
|
10.55 (-22.88, 41.99)
|
15.94
|
0.07
| | |
Social Interaction
|
17.76* (0.81, 34.71)
|
8.60
|
0.16
| | |
Sense of Community
|
-3.82 (-38.55, 30.9)
|
17.61
|
-0.02
| | |
Social Norms
|
-17.87, (-43.04, 70.30)
|
12.77
|
-0.10
| | |
Neighbourhood Crime
|
6.37 (-23.85, 11.1)
|
8.86
|
-0.05
| | |
Child ST
| | | |
0.113*
|
0.074
|
Social Cohesion
|
-10.59 (-29.98, 8.80)
|
9.83
|
-0.11
| | |
Social Interaction
|
-12.77* (-23.23,—2.32)
|
5.30
|
-0.18
| | |
Sense of Community
|
6.7 (-14.72, 28.12)
|
10.86
|
0.06
| | |
Social Norms
|
6.73 (-8.80, 22.25)
|
7.87
|
0.06
| | |
Neighbourhood Crime
|
7.94 (-2.84, 18.72)
|
5.47
|
0.10
| | |
- For each linear regression covariates were controlled for within models 1(child age, gender, childcare attendance) and 2 (SES). Values presented are from the final models [3]. These final models included social cohesion, social interactions, sense of community, social norms, neighbourhood crime, child age, gender, attending childcare and SES). Model 3 adjusted R2 change values were used to determine the overall significance of NSE predictors collectively after controlling for covariates
- B unstandardised beta coefficients, 95%CI 95% Confidence Interval, β standardised beta coefficient, PA Physical Activity, ST Screen Time
- *significant at p < .05 level