Personality traits and physical functioning: a cross-sectional multimethod facet-level analysis

Table 3 Pearson bi-variate correlations between study variables

	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.
Accelerometer- based physical activity
1. Light
2. MVPA	.12
3. MET min	.87*	.59*
Self-reported physical activity
4. MET min	.25*	.40*	.40*
Walking tests
5. 6-min	.20*	.48*	.41*	.32*
6. 10-m	.14*	.31*	.27*	.19*	.83*
Personality traits
7. Neuroticism	−.03	.02	−.02	−.12	−.21*	−.15*
8. Extraversion	.16*	−.03	.11	.19*	.15*	.15*	−.30*
9. Openness	.00	.05	.03	.13*	.14*	.12	.04	.42*
10. Agreeableness	.01	−.05	−.01	.06	−.00	−.06	−.32*	−.01	.10
11. Conscientiousness	.19*	.04	.18*	.21*	.24*	.17*	−.55*	.24*	−.11	.29*
Covariates
12. BMI	−.31*	−.14*	−.31*	−.18*	−.35*	−.19*	.04	.01	−.12	−.04	−.17*
13. Chronic diseases	.04	−.20*	−.07	−.08	−.27*	−.16*	.16*	.02	−.06	−.09	−.12
13. Age	−.08	−.28*	−.20*	−.22*	−.34*	−.30*	.12	−.10	−.00	.02	−.13*
14. Education	.11	.07	.12	−.00	.13*	.16*	.04	.08	.28*	−.08	−.06

MVPA moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, MET metabolic equivalent, BMI body mass index
*p < .05

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