Table 3 Results of hierarchical regressions.

From: Psychosocial and environmental factors related to physical activity in middle-aged and older adults

 

Total participants

Middle-aged adults

Older adults

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

The method of data collection

  Face-to-face survey

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 Online survey

1.36 (− 0.46, 1.95

1.10 (− 0.31, 1.46)

0.96 (− 0.05, 1.48)

0.98 (− 0.44, 1.60)

0.88 (− 0.55, 1.41)

0.79 (− 0.51, 1.44)

2.08 (− 0.85, 3.20)

2.00 (− 0.03, 2.69)

1.85 (− 0.21, 2.49)

 Age

3.67** (1.66, 5.49)

3.43* (1.31, 5.60)

3.33* (1.26, 5.65)

5.03 (− 0.45, 10.30)

4.30 (− 0.94, 9.24)

4.28 (− 0.96, 9.18)

− 5.30 (− 16.81, 0.08)

− 3.07 (− 14.58, 2.82)

− 2.84 (− 13.82, 3.45)

Sex

 Female

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 Male

39.67 (− 7.19, 91.34)

37.42 (− 7.46, 88.18)

32.36 (− 10.94, 84.23)

28.66 (− 25.13, 84.66)

29.36 (− 20.55, 84.28)

26.38 (− 24.81, 80.12)

66.43 (24.98, 152.16)

39.82 (− 26.22, 87.09)

28.47 (− 23.34, 80.16)

Educational level

 Junior high school and below

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 Senior high school

12.96 (− 10.12, 42.69)

20.66 (− 22.40, 62.37)

25.11 (− 21.37, 61.59)

− 32.85 (− 145.74, 79.64)

− 36.47 (− 147.55, 84.66)

− 34.30 (− 143.80, 99.55)

16.35 (− 27.26, 66.01)

37.92 (− 81.70, 134.03)

32.54 (− 77.18, 123.49)

 College and above

− 6.02 (− 15.12, 18.03)

− 14.66 (− 65.50, 95.34)

− 16.58 (− 66.25, 93.34)

− 45.29 (− 141.53, 74.59)

− 80.73 (− 177.63, 46.91)

− 75.25 (− 172.67, 52.09)

− 12.25 (− 8.11, 31.04)

29.81 (− 31.18, 94.71)

19.20 (− 26.23, 64.94)

 Self-rated health

113.42*** (89.54, 115.13)

77.14*** (50.18, 116.15)

76.54*** (49.75, 115.39)

110.42*** (81.71, 153.01)

73.68*** (41.40, 112.06)

74.74*** (42.56, 112.99)

118.02** (53.27, 211.57)

99.21* (26.85, 196.22)

101.45* (25.20, 195.36)

 Self-efficacy

 

17.32*** (12.75, 22.98)

16.08*** (11.58, 21.97)

 

19.32*** (13.79, 25.15)

17.93*** (12.71, 24.21)

 

16.38** (0.26, 24.22)

14.95* (1.36, 24.09)

 Social support

 

0.63 (− 6.62, 7.31)

− 0.50 (− 7.78, 6.25)

 

− 2.03 (− 9.99, 5.61)

− 4.10 (− 12.10, 3.89)

 

8.02 (− 9.85, 22.06)

11.20 (− 7.00, 26.89)

 Neighbourhood environment

 

5.42* (0.94, 11.16)

4.93 (− 0.62, 11.39)

 

6.95** (2.18, 12.99)

6.90* (1.87, 13.40)

 

− 3.49 (− 20.41, 12.34)

− 6.92 (− 19.01, 10.53)

 Self-efficacy*Neighbourhood environment

  

1.70** (0.21, 2.86)

  

1.56** (0.46, 2.94)

  

1.85 (− 0.36, 2.18)

 Self-efficacy*Social support

  

− 1.55* (− 3.37, − 0.46)

  

− 1.26 (− 2.73, 0.54)

  

− 3.48 (− 6.57, 0.31)

 Social support*Neighbourhood environment

  

− 1.83* (− 2.99, − 0.75)

  

− 0.96 (− 0.44, 1.93)

  

− 3.27 (− 5.00, 0.34)

 Self-efficacy*Neighbourhood environment*Social support

  

0.02 (− 0.27, 0.30)

  

0.03 (− 0.28, 0.38)

  

− 0.16 (− 0.86, 0.42)

R2

0.10

0.19

0.20

0.11

0.21

0.22

0.07

0.15

0.20

Adjusted R2

0.09

0.18

0.19

0.10

0.19

0.20

0.05

0.10

0.15

F

14.52***

18.21***

14.93***

10.02***

14.36***

10.88***

2.71*

3.41**

3.06**

R2 change

 

0.09

0.02

 

0.09

0.02

 

0.06

0.05

F

 

25.17***

5.22**

 

19.57***

2.47*

 

4.14**

2.47*

  1. Model 1: age, sex, educational level, self-rated health, the methods of data collection.
  2. Model 2: age, sex, educational level, self-rated health, the methods of data collection, self-efficacy, social support, neighbourhood environment.
  3. Model 3: age, sex, educational level, self-rated health, the methods of data collection, self-efficacy, social support, neighbourhood environment, interaction between two and three variables.
  4. *p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001..