| | Unadjusted models | Adjusted modelsa | Adjusted modelsb |
|---|
β | p | β | p | β | p |
|---|
ERMA study |
Extraversion | .04 | .298 | .04 | .251 | .04 | .262 |
Neuroticism | −.02 | .668 | −.01 | .786 | −.01 | .845 |
PASSWORD study |
Extraversion | .01 | .859 | −.00 | .939 | .00 | .964 |
Neuroticism | −.08 | .171 | −.12 | .039 | −.12 | .038 |
- The dependent variable was the difference between standardized self-reported MET minutes and accelerometer-measured leisure time MVPA (mean ± SD: −.03 ± 1.13 in the ERMA study and − .01 ± 1.21 in the PASSWORD study). Extraversion and neuroticism were tested in separate regression models
- aModels adjusted for age, BMI and education and for the PASSWORD data also for sex
- bModels adjusted also for accelerometer wear time, chronic diseases and walking time and for the ERMA data also for menopausal status
