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Fig 1.

PRISMA flow diagram for selection and inclusion of the eligible studies.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of the included studies, assessment of physical activity and sedentary behavior among children and adolescents.

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Table 2.

Measurement of HRQOL and the main findings of the included studies.

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Fig 2.

Forest plot of the mean difference in PedsQL total scores between physically active and inactive children and adolescents.

Study by Lacy et al. 2011 has two groups: adolescents <15 years (Lacy et al. 2011); adolescents ≥15 years (Lacy2 et al. 2011).

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Fig 3.

Forest plot of the mean difference in PedsQL total scores between screen time of sedentary behavior.

Study by Gopinath et al. has two groups by screen time: the first group (Gopinath, et al. 2012) indicates 2nd tertile of screen time 2.57–3.86 hours relative to the non-sedentary group (≤2.5 hours/day); the second group (Gopinath2, et al. 2012) indicates 3rd tertile of screen time ≥3.93 hours relative to the non-sedentary group. Study by Lacy et al. has two groups by age of the adolescents: <15 years in the first group (Lacy et al., 2011); and ≥15 years in the second group (Lacy2 et al., 2011); the non-sedentary (reference) group is defined as total daily screen time≤2.0 hours/day.

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