7Day_SitQ_Raw (None) 78
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Phase 2 data. Wyman Dillon comment if Q completion date is not legible and why.
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Phase 2 data. Wyman Dillon comment if scanning of ID sticker fails stating that scanning failed and why if known for 7DSB form
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7DSBR comment from participant
Phase 2 data. 7-day sedentary behaviour recall comment from participant. If any additional comments appear on ANY page of the questionnaire please enter them as page number and the comment.
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Date (day) 7DSBQ filled in
Phase 2 data. Date 7DSBQ was filled in by participant; day. Format DD (eg 01 for January).
Date
Date (month) 7DSBQ filled in
Phase 2 data. Date 7DSBQ was filled in by participant; month. Format MM (eg 02 for February).
Date
Date (year) 7DSBQ filled in
Phase 2 data. Date 7DSBQ was filled in by participant; year. Format YYYY (4-digits).
Date
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Phase 2 data. Tracker variable created by DMT. 1 = paper; 2 = electronic; 3 = private network study db; 9 = paper and electronic;
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None
Phase 2 data. 7DSB form version number. Version numbers available: 2 = v 2.0 120914; 3 = V3.0_160117;
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Go to sleep time on weekday (am/pm)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you go to sleep on a weekday? Am or pm on a weekday.-1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Go to sleep time on weekday (hr)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you go to sleep on a weekday? Hour and minutes entered as separate values - hour value on a weekday. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Go to sleep time on weekday (min)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you go to sleep on a weekday? Hour and minutes entered as separate values - minutes value on a weekday. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Get up time on weekday (am/pm)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you get up on a weekday? Am or pm on a weekday. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Dur of nap on a weekday min
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. A nap is a brief period of sleep often during the day. A nap can be taken on a sofa as well as in a bed. 2. In the last 7 days on average how long did you nap per day on a weekday?. 1 = No daily napping; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30-45 min; 5 = 45 min - 1 hour; 6 = more than one hour a day; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Dur of nap on a weekend day min
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. A nap is a brief period of sleep often during the day. A nap can be taken on a sofa as well as in a bed. 2. In the last 7 days on average how long did you nap per day on a weekend day?. 1 = No daily napping; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30-45 min; 5 = 45 min - 1 hour; 6 = more than one hour a day; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Working/studying/volunteering
Phase 2 data. TRANSPORTATION. 4. Have you been working studying or volunteering (referred to as occupation) in the last 7 days? Occupation refers to three different types of activities: work; study and volunteering. Work refers to all tasks done to earn money. Study refers to educational activities. Volunteering refers to work that you do for no pay such as helping in a sports club. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 2 = yes; 3 = no; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than one selected;
Categorical
Get up time on weekday (hr)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you get up on a weekday? Hour and minutes entered as separate values - hour value on a weekday. Hour and minutes entered as separate values - hour value on a weekday. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Get up time on weekday (min)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you get up on a weekday? Hour and minutes entered as separate values - minutes value on a weekday. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Go sleep time weekend day (am/pm)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you go to sleep on a weekday? Am or pm on a weekend day. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Go sleep time weekend day (hr)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you go to sleep on a weekday? Hour and minutes entered as separate values - hour value on a weekend day.. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Go sleep time weekend day (min)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you go to sleep on a weekday? Hour and minutes entered as separate values - minutes value on a weekend day. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Get up time on weekend day (am/pm)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you get up on a weekday? Am or pm on a weekend day. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Days sitting travel to/from occ1
Phase 2 data. TRAVELLING TO AND FROM OCC. This section refers to the time you spent sitting during transportation (travelling in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) in the last 7 days. The questions are about travelling to and from your occupation - travelling as part of your occupation and getting about apart from your occupation. DO NOT include cycling on a pedal bicycle. 5. In the last 7 days how many days a week did you sit while travelling to and from your occupation 1? In number of days. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered;
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Days sitting travel to/from occ2
Phase 2 data. TRAVELLING TO AND FROM OCC. This section refers to the time you spent sitting during transportation (travelling in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) in the last 7 days. The questions are about travelling to and from your occupation - travelling as part of your occupation and getting about apart from your occupation. DO NOT include cycling on a pedal bicycle. 5. In the last 7 days how many days a week did you sit while travelling to and from your occupation 2? In number of days. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered;
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Days sitting travel part of occ1
Phase 2 data. TRAVELLING AS PART OF OCC. This section refers to the time you spent sitting during transportation (travelling in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) in the last 7 days. Now think about the time you sit while travelling as part of your occupation 1 for example driving from one customer to another - driving a taxi etc. DO NOT include cycling on a pedal bicycle. 7. In the last 7 days how many days a week did you sit while travelling as part of your occupation? In number in days. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered;
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Get up time on weekend day (hr)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you get up on a weekday? Hour and minutes entered as separate values - hour value on a weekday. Hour and minutes entered as separate values - hour value on a weekend day. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Get up time on weekend day (min)
Phase 2 data. SLEEPING AND NAPPING. Think about what time you went to sleep and got up in the last 7 days. If you had variable sleeping patterns (eg you did shift work) please record the average time you went to bed and got up on weekdays and on weekend days. Do not include reading or watching TV before falling asleep or after waking. This is part of section 5. 1. In the last 7 days at what time did you get up on a weekday? Hour and minutes entered as separate values - minutes value on a weekend day. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Sitting wkday breakfast min
Phase 2 data. MEALS. Please think about the amount of time you spent sitting for breakfast; lunch and dinner; on average in the last 7 days. DO INCLUDE time spent sitting for breakfast lunch dinner or snacks (at home; work) also when you were reading chatting to other people or listening to the radio. For example if you spent 30 minutes sitting for breakfast while reading the newspaper or for lunch while working then include this in this section. 3. In the last 7 days on average; how long did you sit for each of these meals per day? WEEKDAY - BREAKFAST 1 = none; 2 = 1-10 min; 3 = 10-20 min; 4 = 20-30 min; 5 = 30-45 min; 6 = 45 min - 1 hour; 7 = more than one hour a day; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Sitting wkday lunch min
Phase 2 data. MEALS. Please think about the amount of time you spent sitting for breakfast; lunch and dinner; on average in the last 7 days. DO INCLUDE time spent sitting for breakfast lunch dinner or snacks (at home; work) also when you were reading chatting to other people or listening to the radio. For example if you spent 30 minutes sitting for breakfast while reading the newspaper or for lunch while working then include this in this section. 3. In the last 7 days on average; how long did you sit for each of these meals per day? WEEKDAY - LUNCH. 1 = none; 2 = 1-10 min; 3 = 10-20 min; 4 = 20-30 min; 5 = 30-45 min; 6 = 45 min - 1 hour; 7 = more than one hour a day; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Sitting wkday dinner min
Phase 2 data. MEALS. Please think about the amount of time you spent sitting for breakfast; lunch and dinner; on average in the last 7 days. DO INCLUDE time spent sitting for breakfast lunch dinner or snacks (at home; work …) also when you were reading chatting to other people or listening to the radio. For example if you spent 30 minutes sitting for breakfast while reading the newspaper or for lunch while working then include this in this section. 3. In the last 7 days on average; how long did you sit for each of these meals per day? WEEKDAY - DINNER 1 = none; 2 = 1-10 min; 3 = 10-20 min; 4 = 20-30 min; 5 = 30-45 min; 6 = 45 min - 1 hour; 7 = more than one hour a day; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Days sitting travel part of occ2
Phase 2 data. TRAVELLING AS PART OF OCC. This section refers to the time you spent sitting during transportation (travelling in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) in the last 7 days. Now think about the time you sit while travelling as part of your occupation 2 for example driving from one customer to another - driving a taxi etc. DO NOT include cycling on a pedal bicycle. 7. In the last 7 days how many days a week did you sit while travelling as part of your occupation? In number in days. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered;
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Occupation in last 7 days (2=Y;3=N)
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 10. Did you have an occupation in the last 7 days? If you did not have an occupation in the last 7 days please skip to section 5. 2 = yes; 3 = no; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than one selected;
Categorical
Type of occ1
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 11a. Type of occupation 1. 1 = work; 2 = study; 3 = volunteering; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions;
Categorical
Name of occupation 1
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 12a. Name of occupation 1 (e.g. receptionist). -1 = left blank;
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Sitting wkend day lunch min
Phase 2 data. MEALS. Please think about the amount of time you spent sitting for breakfast; lunch and dinner; on average in the last 7 days. DO INCLUDE time spent sitting for breakfast lunch dinner or snacks (at home; work) also when you were reading chatting to other people or listening to the radio. For example if you spent 30 minutes sitting for breakfast while reading the newspaper or for lunch while working then include this in this section. 3. In the last 7 days on average; how long did you sit for each of these meals per day? WEEKEND DAY - BREAKFAST 1 = none; 2 = 1-10 min; 3 = 10-20 min; 4 = 20-30 min; 5 = 30-45 min; 6 = 45 min - 1 hour; 7 = more than one hour a day; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Sitting wkend day dinner min
Phase 2 data. MEALS. Please think about the amount of time you spent sitting for breakfast; lunch and dinner; on average in the last 7 days. DO INCLUDE time spent sitting for breakfast lunch dinner or snacks (at home; work) also when you were reading chatting to other people or listening to the radio. For example if you spent 30 minutes sitting for breakfast while reading the newspaper or for lunch while working then include this in this section. 3. In the last 7 days on average; how long did you sit for each of these meals per day? WEEKEND DAY - LUNCH. 1 = none; 2 = 1-10 min; 3 = 10-20 min; 4 = 20-30 min; 5 = 30-45 min; 6 = 45 min - 1 hour; 7 = more than one hour a day; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Sitting wkday snack min
Phase 2 data. MEALS. Please think about the amount of time you spent sitting for breakfast; lunch and dinner; on average in the last 7 days. DO INCLUDE time spent sitting for breakfast lunch dinner or snacks (at home; work) also when you were reading chatting to other people or listening to the radio. For example if you spent 30 minutes sitting for breakfast while reading the newspaper or for lunch while working then include this in this section. 3. In the last 7 days on average; how long did you sit for each of these meals per day? WEEKEND DAY - DINNER 1 = none; 2 = 1-10 min; 3 = 10-20 min; 4 = 20-30 min; 5 = 30-45 min; 6 = 45 min - 1 hour; 7 = more than one hour a day; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Sitting wkend day breakfast min
Phase 2 data. MEALS. Please think about the amount of time you spent sitting for breakfast; lunch and dinner; on average in the last 7 days. DO INCLUDE time spent sitting for breakfast lunch dinner or snacks (at home; work) also when you were reading chatting to other people or listening to the radio. For example if you spent 30 minutes sitting for breakfast while reading the newspaper or for lunch while working then include this in this section. 3. In the last 7 days on average; how long did you sit for each of these meals per day? WEEKDAY - SNACKS 1 = none; 2 = 1-10 min; 3 = 10-20 min; 4 = 20-30 min; 5 = 30-45 min; 6 = 45 min - 1 hour; 7 = more than one hour a day; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Sitting wkend day snack min
Phase 2 data. MEALS. Please think about the amount of time you spent sitting for breakfast; lunch and dinner; on average in the last 7 days. DO INCLUDE time spent sitting for breakfast lunch dinner or snacks (at home; work) also when you were reading chatting to other people or listening to the radio. For example if you spent 30 minutes sitting for breakfast while reading the newspaper or for lunch while working then include this in this section. 3. In the last 7 days on average; how long did you sit for each of these meals per day? WEEKEND DAY - SNACKS 1 = none; 2 = 1-10 min; 3 = 10-20 min; 4 = 20-30 min; 5 = 30-45 min; 6 = 45 min - 1 hour; 7 = more than one hour a day; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Number of days doing occ1
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING OCC 1. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 13a. How many days did you do occupation 1 in the last 7 days? In number of days. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered;
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Freq interrupt sitting time occ1
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING OCC 1. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 15a. In the last 7 days on average how many times per day did you interrupt your sitting time while doing occupation 1 for example by standing up; walking somewhere or getting a coffee? -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered;
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Second occupation
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING OCC 2. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 16. Did you have a second occupation in the last 7 days? 2 = yes; 3 = no; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than one selected;
Categorical
Type of occ2
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING OCC 2. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 11b. Type of occupation 2. 1 = work; 2 = study; 3 = volunteering; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions;
Categorical
Wkday sitting while TV min
Phase 2 data. SCREEN TIME. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. 17. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? WATCHING TV; dvds/videos on a WEEKDAY. DO include meals while sitting and watching TV. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Wkend sitting while TV min
Phase 2 data. SCREEN TIME. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. 17. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? WATCHING TV; dvds/videos on a WEEKEND DAY. DO include meals while sitting and watching TV. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Wkday sit using computer min
Phase 2 data. SCREEN TIME. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. 17. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? USING COMPUTER apart from work (internet; e-mail; chat; networking (Facebook;…)) on a WEEKDAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Wkend sit using computer min
Phase 2 data. SCREEN TIME. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. 17. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? USING COMPUTER apart from work (internet; e-mail; chat; networking (Facebook;…)) on a WEEKEND DAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Wkday sit computer games min
Phase 2 data. SCREEN TIME. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. 17. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? PLAYING COMPUTER GAMES (playstation; Xbox etc) do NOT included non-sitting games; on a WEEKDAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Name of occupation 2
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING OCC 2. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 12B. Name of occupation 2 (e.g. receptionist). -1 = left blank;
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Number of days doing occ2
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING OCC 2. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 13B. How many days did you do occupation 2 in the last 7 days? In number of days. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered;
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Freq interrupt sitting time occ2
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING OCC 2. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 15B. In the last 7 days on average how many times per day did you interrupt your sitting time while doing occupation 2 for example by standing up; walking somewhere or getting a coffee? -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered;
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Wkend sit computer games min
Phase 2 data. SCREEN TIME. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. 17. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? PLAYING COMPUTER GAMES (playstation; Xbox etc) do NOT included non-sitting games; on a WEEKEND DAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkd time sit travel apart from occ
Phase 2 data. GETTING ABOUT. This section refers to the time you spent sitting during transportation (travelling in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) in the last 7 days. Now think about the time you sit while getting about apart from your occupation for example when going to the supermarket; going to visit friends etc. Please include time spent sitting to and from your destination. DO NOT include cycling on a pedal bicycle. 9. In the last 7 days on average how long did you sit for getting about apart from your occupation per day on a WEEKDAY? 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30-45 min; 5 = 45 min -1 hour; 6 = 1-1.5 hours; 7 = 1.5-2 hours; 8 = 2-2.5 hours; 9 = 2.5-3 hours; 10 = 3-4 hours; 11 = 4-5 hours; 12 = 5-6 hours ; 13 = 6-7 hours; 14 = More than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wknd time sit travel apart from occ
Phase 2 data. GETTING ABOUT. This section refers to the time you spent sitting during transportation (travelling in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) in the last 7 days. Now think about the time you sit while getting about apart from your occupation for example when going to the supermarket; going to visit friends etc. Please include time spent sitting to and from your destination. DO NOT include cycling on a pedal bicycle. 9. In the last 7 days on average how long did you sit for getting about apart from your occupation per day on a WEEKEND DAY? 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30-45 min; 5 = 45 min -1 hour; 6 = 1-1.5 hours; 7 = 1.5-2 hours; 8 = 2-2.5 hours; 9 = 2.5-3 hours; 10 = 3-4 hours; 11 = 4-5 hours; 12 = 5-6 hours ; 13 = 6-7 hours; 14 = More than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Time sit travel to/from occ1 (min)
Phase 2 data. TRAVELLING TO AND FROM OCC. This section refers to the time you spent sitting during transportation (travelling in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) in the last 7 days. The questions are about travelling to and from your occupation - travelling as part of your occupation and getting about apart from your occupation. DO NOT include cycling on a pedal bicycle. 6. In the last 7 days on average how long did you sit while travelling to and from your occupation 1 on such a day? 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30-45 min; 5 = 45 min -1 hour; 6 = 1-1.5 hours; 7 = 1.5-2 hours; 8 = 2-2.5 hours; 9 = 2.5-3 hours; 10 = 3-4 hours; 11 = 4-5 hours; 12 = 5-6 hours ; 13 = 6-7 hours; 14 = More than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Time sit travel to/from occ2 (min)
Phase 2 data. TRAVELLING TO AND FROM OCC. This section refers to the time you spent sitting during transportation (travelling in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) in the last 7 days. The questions are about travelling to and from your occupation - travelling as part of your occupation and getting about apart from your occupation. DO NOT include cycling on a pedal bicycle. 6. In the last 7 days on average how long did you sit while travelling to and from your occupation 2 on such a day? 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30-45 min; 5 = 45 min -1 hour; 6 = 1-1.5 hours; 7 = 1.5-2 hours; 8 = 2-2.5 hours; 9 = 2.5-3 hours; 10 = 3-4 hours; 11 = 4-5 hours; 12 = 5-6 hours ; 13 = 6-7 hours; 14 = More than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Freq interrupt TV sitting time
Phase 2 data. SCREEN TIME. Now think about the total time you spent watching TV in the last 7 days. If you did not watch TV in the last 7 days please skip to the Other activities section below. If you did watch TV in the last 7 dayS please answer the questions below. 18. In the last 7 days on average how many times per day did you interrupt your sitting time while watching TV? for example by standing up; walking somewhere or getting a drink? In number of times. -1 = left blank; -4 = range entered;
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Time sit travel part of occ1 (min)
Phase 2 data. TRAVELLING AS PART OF OCC. This section refers to the time you spent sitting during transportation (travelling in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) in the last 7 days. Now think about the time you sit while travelling as part of your occupation 1 for example driving from one customer to another - driving a taxi etc. DO NOT include cycling on a pedal bicycle. 8. In the last 7 days on average how long did you sit while travelling as part of your occupation 1 on such a day? 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30-45 min; 5 = 45 min -1 hour; 6 = 1-1.5 hours; 7 = 1.5-2 hours; 8 = 2-2.5 hours; 9 = 2.5-3 hours; 10 = 3-4 hours; 11 = 4-5 hours; 12 = 5-6 hours ; 13 = 6-7 hours; 14 = More than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Time sit travel part of occ2 (min)
Phase 2 data. TRAVELLING AS PART OF OCC. This section refers to the time you spent sitting during transportation (travelling in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) in the last 7 days. Now think about the time you sit while travelling as part of your occupation 1 for example driving from one customer to another - driving a taxi etc. DO NOT include cycling on a pedal bicycle. 8. In the last 7 days on average how long did you sit while travelling as part of your occupation 2 on such a day? 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30-45 min; 5 = 45 min -1 hour; 6 = 1-1.5 hours; 7 = 1.5-2 hours; 8 = 2-2.5 hours; 9 = 2.5-3 hours; 10 = 3-4 hours; 11 = 4-5 hours; 12 = 5-6 hours ; 13 = 6-7 hours; 14 = More than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Time sitting while doing occ1
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING OCC 1. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 14a. In the last 7 days on average how much time per day did you spend sitting while doing occupation 1? Do NOT include time spent sitting for transportation (in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) either for travelling to and from this occupation or as part of this occupation. This was part of section 3 or breakfast - lunch or dinner. This was part of section 2. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = 7-8 hours; 12 = more than 8 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Time spentsitting while doing occ2
Phase 2 data. WORK STUDY VOLUNTEERING OCC 2. This section is about the time you spent sitting during your occupation which refers to work - study and volunteering. Please think about all three of these categories for the following questions. 14B. In the last 7 days on average how much time per day did you spend sitting while doing occupation 2? Do NOT include time spent sitting for transportation (in a car - bus - train - on a motorbike etc.) either for travelling to and from this occupation or as part of this occupation. This was part of section 3 or breakfast - lunch or dinner. This was part of section 2. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = 7-8 hours; 12 = more than 8 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkday sitting reading min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING WHILE READING (book; magazine; newspaper; ). on a WEEKDAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
Categorical
Wkend sitting reading min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING WHILE READING (book; magazine; newspaper; ). on a WEEKEND DAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkday sitting household min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING WHILE DOING HOUSEHOLD TASKS (cooking; ironing; ). on a WEEKDAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkend sitting household min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING WHILE DOING HOUSEHOLD TASKS (cooking; ironing; ). on a WEEKEND DAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkday sitting caring min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING WHILE CARING (for children; grandchildren; elderly or disabled relatives; ). on a WEEKDAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkend sitting caring min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING WHILE CARING (for children; grandchildren; elderly or disabled relatives; ). on a WEEKEND DAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkday sitting hobbies min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING FOR HOBBIES (platying piano; cards; doing crosswords; ). on a WEEKDAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkend sitting hobbies min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING FOR HOBBIES (platying piano; cards; doing crosswords; ). on a WEEKEND DAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkday sitting socialising min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING FOR SOCIALISING (visiting friends; pub; cinema; sporting event; ). on a WEEKDAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkend sitting socialising min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING FOR SOCIALISING (visiting friends; pub; cinema; sporting event; ). on a WEEKEND DAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkday sitting music min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING WHILE LISTENING TO MUSIC (radio; CD; MP3; iPOD; ). on a WEEKDAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkend sitting music min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING WHILE LISTENING TO MUSIC (radio; CD; MP3; iPOD; ). on a WEEKEND DAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Name of other sitting activity
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING FOR OTHER ACTIVITIES write below (radio; CD; MP3; iPOD; ). on a WEEKDAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkday sitting other act min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING FOR OTHER ACTIVITIES write below (radio; CD; MP3; iPOD; ). on a WEEKEND DAY. 1 = None; 2 = 1-15 min; 3 = 15-30 min; 4 = 30 min - 1 hour; 5 = 1 -2 hours; 6 = 2-3 hours; 7 = 3-4 hours; 8 =4-5 hours; 9 = 5-6 hours; 10 = 6-7 hours; 11 = more than 7 hours; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than 1 selected; -10 = does not fit any other instructions; -51 = both crosses and ticks used and tick is weighted as the correct one (-51) 1 AND 4 - 4 where the dominant (ticked) value is repeated at the end;
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Wkend sitting other act min
Phase 2 data. OTHER ACTIVITIES. This last section refers to the time you spent sitting or lying down during other activities in the last 7 days. Remember each period of sitting down should only be entered once. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. Please remember that each period of sitting down should only be entered once. Please; do not include time already reported in the Meals section. 19. In the last 7 days on average how long did you spend sitting or lying down in the following activities per day? SITTING FOR OTHER ACTIVITIES write below. Name. -1 = left blank;
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Sitting time in the last 7 days
Phase 2 data. These questions are about the amount of time that you spent sitting or lying down in the last 7 days. This questionnaire is organised into five sections; each asking about sitting or lying down in different settings. Compare your amount of sitting time over the last 7 days with a typical week for you. Each period of sitting down should only be entered once on this questionnaire. For example if you spent one hour sitting on the sofa reading a book while you were listening to music count this time as one hour reading if this was your main focus. Do not also count this as one hour listening to music. If there is a big difference between different weekdays or between different weekend days for some answers then tick the box which is nearest to the average for those weekdays or weekend days in the last 7 days. The focus of this questionnaire is sitting and lying while doing the activities specified below. If some of these activities also involved standing or walking around please try to only include the time spent sitting and lying during these activities. If you tick the wrong box please put a large cross through it and then tick the correct box. In the last 7 days my amount of sitting was? 1 = Much less than normal; 2 = A little less than normal; 3 = About the same; 4 = A little more than normal; 5 = A lot more than normal; -1 = left blank; -5 = more than one selected; -10 = does not fit with any other instruction;
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