Self-reported actual and desired proportion of sitting, standing, walking and physically demanding tasks of office employees in the workplace setting: do they fit together?

Table 2 Results from multiple linear regressions on contribution of socio-demographic correlates and daily working hours on the dependent variables

	Difference sitting (n = 422)			Difference standing (n = 422)			Difference walking (n = 422)			Difference physically demanding tasks (n = 422)
	B	SE B	β	B	SE B	β	B	SE B	β	B	SE B	β
Gender	− 5.64	10.59	− .03	1.06	6.04	.01	− .80	7.07	− .01	5.47	6.16	.05
Age	− .06	.45	− .01	− .25	.26	− .05	.44	.30	.07	− .12	.26	− .02
Education	7.10	5.59	.06	− 3.93	3.19	− .06	− .36	3.74	− .01	− 2.72	3.26	− .04
Income	− 3.46	8.05	− .02	− .433	4.59	− .01	4.52	5.38	.04	− .74	4.68	− .01
Hours per workday	8.39	2.06	.20***	− 4.77	1.18	− .20***	− 2.52	1.38	− .09	− 1.17	1.20	− .05
	Adj. R ² = .036			Adj. R ² = .039			Adj. R ² = .002			Adj. R ² = − .004

B unstandardized beta; SE B standard error of beta; β standardized beta; *** p < 0.001
Dependent variables: “difference self-reported actual - desired min/working day of sitting”, “difference self-reported actual - desired min/working day of standing”, “difference self-reported actual - desired min/working day of walking”, and “difference self-reported actual - desired min/working day of physically demanding tasks”

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