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Table 4 Associations of personality traits and facets with walking performance, physical activity and discrepancy between physical activity measurements

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

 

Walking distance 6-min

Walking speed 10-m

Self-reported physical activity

Light physical activity

Discrepancya

M1

M2

M1

M2

M1

M2

M1

M2

M1

M2

Neuroticism

−.13*

−.11

−.05

−.02

−.09

−.08

−.05

−.06

−.05

−.05

Extraversion

.14*

.13*

.15*

.13*

.17**

.18**

.15*

.14*

.08

.09

Openness

.25***

.18*

.27***

.21***

.15*

.14*

−.05

−.12

.19**

.22**

Agreeableness

.07

.06

.04

.04

.08

.06

−.02

−.01

.06

.05

Conscientiousness

.17**

.09

.09

.04

.18**

.14*

.20**

.17*

−.05

−.03

N1 Anxiety

−.03

−.03

.04

.04

−.04

−.05

.11

.08

−.18*

−.16*

N2 Angry Hostility

−.02

−.01

.04

.04

−.05

−.05

.05

.02

−.10

−.09

N3 Depression

−.15*

−.09

−.08

−.03

−.13*

−.12

−.05

−.05

−.08

−.08

N4 Self-Consciousness

−.08

−.03

−.04

.00

.01

.01

−.01

.01

−.01

−.02

N5 Impulsiveness

−.21***

−.10

−.15*

−.08

−.12

−.07

−.29***

−.24***

.19*

.18*

N6 Vulnerability

−.12

−.09

−.07

−.05

−.08

−.09

−.04

−.06

−.06

−.04

E1 Warmth

.06

.08

.08

.09

.08

.09

.06

.10

.06

.05

E2 Gregariousness

.00

.02

.03

.02

.08

.10

.03

.05

.03

.02

E3 Assertiveness

.05

.02

.08

.03

.09

.10

.12

.10

.02

.04

E4 Activity

.19**

.14*

.16**

.11

.20**

.19**

.28***

.24***

−.02

.01

E5 Excitement Seeking

.12*

.10

.18**

.15**

.12

.11

.03

.00

.17*

.19**

E6 Positive Emotions

.18**

.21***

.14*

.16**

.19**

.20**

.12

.14*

.07

.07

O1 Fantasy

.09

.10

.13*

.13*

.04

.04

−.09

−.10

.18**

.19**

O2 Aesthetics

.18**

.15*

.21**

.17**

.16*

.15*

−.02

−.09

.12

.16**

O3 Feelings

.19**

.18*

.21**

.19**

.16*

.17*

.04

.03

.08

.09

O4 Actions

.11

.04

.07

.01

.11

.09

−.03

−.08

.12

.14*

O5 Ideas

.19**

.12*

.23***

.16*

.07

.07

−.07

−.11

.16*

.18**

O6 Values

.20**

.10

.21***

.13*

.05

.02

.01

−.06

.02

.05

A1 Trust

.17**

.12*

.10

.07

.11

.09

−.01

−.03

.09

.09

A2 Straightforwardness

.08

.02

−.01

−.04

.08

.05

.05

.02

.00

.01

A3 Altruism

.02

.07

.07

.10

−.03

−.01

.02

.05

.04

.02

A4 Compliance

−.01

.02

−.04

.00

.03

.03

−.10

−.06

.07

.05

A5 Modesty

−.08

−.06

−.07

−.04

−.04

−.04

−.04

−.02

−.07

−.09

A6 Tender-mindedness

.08

.06

.11

.08

.14*

.13*

.02

.01

.11

.12

C1 Competence

.20**

.13*

.17**

.11*

.18**

.15*

.17*

.14*

.03

.04

C2 Order

.05

−.01

−.04

−.07

.13*

.10

.09

.05

−.04

−.02

C3 Dutifulness

.17**

.10

.10

.05

.04

.02

.15*

.14*

−.07

−.06

C4 Achievement-Striving

.13*

.06

.09

.05

.13*

.10

.23**

.18**

−.03

−.00

C5 Self-Discipline

.19**

.11

.07

.02

.21**

.17*

.14*

.10

−.03

−.01

C6 Deliberation

.10

.03

.07

.03

.13*

.10

.17**

.15*

−.09

−.08

  1. Every trait and facet analyzed in the separate linear regression model; standardized beta-coefficients represented
  2. aStandardized self-reported MET-minutes – standardized accelerometer-assessed MET-minutes. M1 = model including sex and age as covariates. M2 = model including sex, age, education, BMI, diseases and intervention group. M2 for light physical activity controlled also with moderate-to-vigorous physical activity
  3. Bolded beta-coefficients remained statistically significant after Benjamini-Hochberg procedure.
  4. ***p < .001, **p < .01, *p < .05