Movement behaviours, breakfast consumption, and fruit and vegetable intake among adolescents

Table 2 Results of the ordered logistic regression analysis of the associations of compliance with different combinations of movement behaviour recommendations with breakfast consumption and fruit and vegetable intake among adolescents (N = 12,759)

	Breakfast consumption			Fruit and vegetable intake
	OR	95% CI	p value	OR	95% CI	p value
Unadjusted
Compliance with none	1			1
Physical activity only	1.25	1.07–1.44	0.004	1.71	1.41–2.08	< 0.001
Screen time only	1.16	1.03–1.31	0.017	1.16	1.00–1.34	0.051
Sleep duration only	1.86	1.65–2.15	< 0.001	1.22	1.09–1.35	< 0.001
Physical activity and screen time only	1.83	1.41–2.36	< 0.001	2.24	1.75–2.86	< 0.001
Physical activity and sleep only	2.32	1.83–2.95	< 0.001	2.53	2.02–3.18	< 0.001
Screen time and sleep duration only	3.00	2.47–3.64	< 0.001	1.65	1.33–2.04	< 0.001
Met all three recommendations	3.70	2.88–4.74	< 0.001	3.50	2.87–4.25	< 0.001
Adjusted
Compliance with none	1			1
Physical activity only	1.09	0.93–1.27	0.280	1.67	1.36–2.04	< 0.001
Screen time only	1.12	0.99–1.26	0.073	1.09	0.95–1.26	0.224
Sleep duration only	1.76	1.54–2.01	< 0.001	1.17	1.04–1.30	0.007
Physical activity and screen time only	1.58	1.23– 2.03	< 0.001	2.05	1.59–2.64	< 0.001
Physical activity and sleep only	1.91	1.51–2.43	< 0.001	2.39	1.90–3.00	< 0.001
Screen time and sleep duration only	2.62	2.13–3.22	< 0.001	1.48	1.19–1.83	< 0.001
Met all three recommendations	2.77	2.17–3.55	< 0.001	2.95	2.41–3.62	< 0.001

OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval
Models are adjusted for age, sex, ethnoracial background, subjective socioeconomic status, and body mass index z-scores

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