Table 2 |
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Correlation Coefficients Among the Measures of Neighborhood Satisfaction, Functional Limitations, Self-Efficacy, and Physical Activity Across the Two Timepoints |
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2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
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| 1. Neighborhood Satisfaction, baseline assessment |
-- |
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| 2. Functional limitations, baseline assessment |
-.300 |
-- |
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| 3. Self-efficacy, baseline assessment |
.260 |
-.530 |
-- |
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| 4. PASE, baseline assessment |
.148 |
-.240 |
.261 |
-- |
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| 5. Neighborhood Satisfaction, 6-month assessment |
.825 |
-.247 |
.203 |
.119 |
-- |
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| 6. Functional limitations, 6-month assessment |
-.297 |
.864 |
-.501 |
-.190 |
-.221 |
-- |
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| 7. Self-efficacy, 6-month assessment |
.319 |
-.454 |
.721 |
.245 |
.337 |
-.496 |
-- |
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| 8. PASE, 6-month assessment |
.141 |
-.272 |
.321 |
.526 |
.139 |
-.341 |
.360 |
-- |
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Note. Correlations were computed using the saturated model and full-information maximum- likelihood estimation in Mplus 4.1. PASE = Physical Activity Survey for the Elderly. |
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Morris et al. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity 2008 5:13 doi:10.1186/1479-5868-5-13 |
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