The built environment, purpose-specific walking behaviour and overweight: evidence from Wuhan metropolis in central China

Table 3 Indirect effects of the built environment on overweight: walking behaviour as mediators

Indirect paths	Standardized coefficient	Bias-corrected 95% confidence interval		Percentile 95% confidence interval
Indirect paths	Standardized coefficient	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper
Density → Leisure walking → Overweight	− 0.0004^a	− 0.049	0.052	− 0.048	0.054
Diversity → Leisure walking → Overweight	0.0009^a	− 0.003	0.076	− 0.001	0.078
Access → Leisure walking → Overweight	0.0028^a	− 0.065	0.050	− 0.063	0.051
Transit → Leisure walking → Overweight	− 0.0025^a	− 0.082	0.012	− 0.081	0.012
Green → Leisure walking → Overweight	0.0030^a	− 0.052	0.042	− 0.049	0.045
Walkability → Leisure walking → Overweight	0.0014^a	− 0.026	0.061	− 0.025	0.062
Safety → Leisure walking → Overweight	0.0006^a	− 0.070	0.019	− 0.069	0.020
Crowd → Leisure walking → Overweight	0.0009^a	− 0.053	0.025	− 0.053	0.027

The specific mediating effects in the table refer to the mediating effects for each group.bootstrap method was used to perform 2000 bootsamples for parameter estimation
^a10% significance level. Sociodemographic characteristics are controlled

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