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| Derived time-use variable |
Examples of constituent items |
Examples of possible pathways linking activity with body weight |
| work for pay |
physical (in)exertion |
| overtime |
psycho-social stress |
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social norms |
| travel to/from work (one item only) |
physical (in)exertion |
| dusting/vacuuming |
physical exertion |
| laundry |
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| outdoor cleaning |
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| meal preparation |
caloric intake |
| food/meal cleanup |
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| restaurant meals |
caloric intake |
| meals/snacks at work |
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| everyday shopping (for example, food, clothing) |
caloric intake |
| personal care (for example, hairdresser) |
physical (in)exertion |
| baby/child care |
physical exertion |
| care of household adults |
psycho-social stress |
| child/youth/family organization |
psycho-social stress |
| fraternal/social organization |
social norms |
| political/civic activities |
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| full-time classes |
physical (in)exertion |
| special/occasional lectures |
psycho-social stress |
| homework |
social norms |
| washing, dressing |
psycho-social stress |
| resting, relaxing |
other biological pathways |
| essential sleep |
other biological pathways |
| naps, incidental sleep |
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| socializing (private residence) |
psycho-social stress |
| socializing (bars, clubs) |
caloric intake |
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social norms |
| sports events |
psycho-social stress |
| pop music, concerts |
physical (in)exertion |
| museums, art galleries |
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| sports (football, tennis) |
physical exertion |
| walk/hike |
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| physical exercise (yoga, aerobics) |
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| hobbies, crafts |
psycho-social stress |
| playing music |
physical inexertion |
| video games |
physical inexertion |
| sur?ng the web/e-mail |
caloric intake |
| watching TV |
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| reading books |
physical inexertion |
| reading magazines, newspapers |
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| no activity reported |
not applicable |
| codes overlap two or more above groupings |
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