Table 1.
Content and scoring of the perceived environment variables.
Table 2.
Sample characteristics.
Fig 1.
Interaction between physical functioning and neighborhood walkability for the predicted transport walking.
Plot represents the predicted transport walking of the square root transformed variable for high-walkability (thicker full line) and low-walkability (thicker dashed line) neighborhood residents, and their confidence intervals (thinner full and thinner dashed lines).
Table 3.
Multivariable model for transport walking.
Fig 2.
Three-way interaction between physical functioning, neighborhood income, and neighborhood walkability for the predicted MVPA.
Fig 2A. shows the moderating effect of neighborhood walkability on the functioning-MVPA association in low-income neighborhoods Fig 2B. shows the moderating effect of neighborhood walkability on the functioning-MVPA association in high-income neighborhoods Plots represent the predicted MVPA of the square root transformed variable for high-walkability (thicker full lines) and low-walkability (thicker dashed lines) neighborhood residents, and their confidence intervals (thinner lines).
Table 4.
Multivariable model for accelerometer-derived MVPA.