Socioeconomic position and childhood sedentary time: evidence from the PEACH project.
Pulsford, Richard; Griew, Pippa; Page, AS; et al.Cooper, AR; Hillsdon, Melvyn
Date: 1 September 2013
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International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity
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BioMed Central
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Abstract
Associations between socioeconomic position (SEP) and sedentary behaviour in children are unclear. Existing studies have used aggregate measures of weekly sedentary time that could mask important differences in the relationship between SEP and sedentary time at different times of the day or between weekdays and weekend days. These ...
Associations between socioeconomic position (SEP) and sedentary behaviour in children are unclear. Existing studies have used aggregate measures of weekly sedentary time that could mask important differences in the relationship between SEP and sedentary time at different times of the day or between weekdays and weekend days. These studies have also employed a variety of measures of SEP which may be differentially associated with sedentary time. This paper examines associations of multiple indicators of SEP and accelerometer-measured, temporally specific, sedentary time in school children.
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