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Table 2 Characteristics of the sample. PENSE, Brazil 2015 (n = 100,794)

From: Clustering of physical activity, sedentary behavior, and diet associated with social isolation among brazilian adolescents

Variables

n

%

95% CI

School-level covariates

 Type of school

  Municipal

288

0.1

0.04—0.26

  State

49,462

48.35

45.05—51.66

  Federal

31,404

37.09

34.15—40.13

  Private

20,918

14.46

12.53—16.63

 Full-time school

  Yes

22,854

22.07

21.19—22.98

  No

78,715

77.93

77.02—78.81

 Boarding school

  Yes

3,846

4.085

3.748—4.451

  No

97,942

95.92

95.55—96.25

Household-level covariates

 Computer at home

  Yes

69,822

69.56

68.51—70.6

  No

32,144

30.44

29.4—31.49

 Internet at home

  Yes

78,395

77.55

76.69—78.38

  No

23,572

22.45

21.62—23.31

Household residents (mean)

4.49

4.47—4,52

Sociodemographic factors

 Sex

  Male

49,290

48.72

48.09—49.34

  Female

52,782

51.28

50.66—51.91

 Skin Color

  White

33,775

36.15

35.12—37.18

  Black

12,849

13.39

12.88—13.92

  Yellow

4,580

4.11

3.87—4.36

  Pardo

46,935

43.05

42.17—43.94

  Indigenous

3,825

3.29

3.07—3.53

  Age, mean

14.29

14.26—14.31

 Mother's schooling

  Did not studied

5,531

5.38

5.089—5.695

  Incomplete elementary school

18,217

19.38

18.8—19.97

  Elementary School

6,024

6.465

6.167—6.775

  Incomplete high school

6,275

6.05

5.78—6.33

  High school

17,903

18.01

17.47—18.57

  Incomplete college

5,456

4.54

4.27—4.83

  College

17,232

13.26

12.34—14.23

  Do not know

25,183

26.9

26.25—27.56

 Live with mother

  Yes

90,458

89.94

89.57—90.3

  No

11,543

10.06

9.7—10.43

 Live with father

  Yes

63,600

63.71

63.01—64.41

  No

38,341

36.29

35.59—36.99

 Has a cell phone

  Yes

88,978

87.38

86.87—87.87

  No

13,012

12.62

12.13—13.13

  1. n  Absolute frequency, %  Prevalence; 95% CI 95% Confidence interval 95%