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Table 3 Participant characteristics and baseline measurement of step counts for Supreme Nudge trial participants additionally included in the physical activity coaching app intervention, for the total sample (n = 262)

From: Participant recruitment, baseline characteristics and at-home-measurements of cardiometabolic risk markers: insights from the Supreme Nudge parallel cluster-randomised controlled supermarket trial

 

Total sample physical activity intervention (n = 262)

Age, years (mean (SD))

56.5

(11.0)

Female (n (%))

195

(74.4)

Educational attainment (n (%))

 Low

50

(19.1)

 Medium

99

(37.8)

 High

113

(43.1)

Smartphone type:

 Android, n (%)

184

(70.2)

 iOS, n (%)

78

(29.8)

Daily step count, median [IQR]:

 Averaged over 7-day baseline period

2710

[3696]

Walking behaviour and social cognitive factorsa, scored 1–7, mean (SD)

 Consequences of behaviour

3.1

(2.0)

 Social comparison

2.6

(1.7)

 Action planning

4.0

(1.9)

 Self-monitoring

3.3

(1.9)

 Social support

2.5

(1.7)

 Goal setting

3.4

(1.9)

 Barrier identification

2.2

(1.6)

 Self-evaluation

3.7

(1.9)

 Encouragement

2.5

(1.8)

 Others’ approval

1.7

(1.3)

eHealth literacya, scored 1–7, mean (SD)

4.9

(1.5)

  1. Low educational attainment: no education and primary education; medium educational attainment: secondary educational attainments; high educational attainment: tertiary educational attainments.an = 19 missing values