Biological and urban environmental variables as correlates of adolescents' physical activity
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Environment, Public space, Public health, Motor activity, YoungResumo
O objetivo deste estudo foi examinar as variáveis biológicas e do ambiente urbano que se associam à atividade física (AF) em adolescentes. Em seguida, examinar a inter-relação entre variáveis biológicas, do ambiente urbano e AF em uma análise de equações estruturais. Estudo transversal com amostra randomizada de adolescentes. As medidas incluíram AF (passos/dia por pedômetros); questionário de autorrelato; localização geográfica; processo de 'geocodificação'; observação direta e aptidão cardiorrespiratória (por teste de corrida de 6 min). Modelos de regressão logística linear e binária foram testados. Além disso, análises de moderação e mediação foram testadas. A amostra foi composta por 236 adolescentes (61,9% meninas) de 14 a 18 anos. O deslocamento até a escola esteve associado à distância entre a residência e a escola (OR = 6,41; IC95%: 1,01-40,80) e ao walkability (OR = 1,40; IC95%: 1,02-1,94). O gênero modera a relação entre o walkability e deslocamento para a escola, associação apenas em meninas (OR = 1,72; p < 0,05). A relação entre o uso de espaços públicos e AF foi reduzida (∆β = -1320,6 passos/dia; p < 0,05) na presença de aptidão cardiorrespiratória (efeito mediador). Concluindo, a AF de adolescentes está associada ao uso de espaços públicos, mas essa relação é mediada pela aptidão cardiorrespiratória. Além disso, a AF está associada ao deslocamento para a escola. Esse deslocamento está associado à distância entre a residência e a escola e ao walkability apenas em meninas.
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