Physical home sedentary behaviour environment
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Number of screens in the household accessible to the child (n = 827)
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5.00 (1.2)
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4.96 (1.2)
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5.01 (1.1)
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5.03 (1.1)
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0.80
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Social home sedentary behaviour environment
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Satisfaction
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The parent is satisfied with the child’s screen time (agree somewhat or strongly)a,b (n = 796)
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69%
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70%
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69%
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69%
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0.98
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Importance
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It is important for the parent to limit the child’s screen time (agree somewhat or strongly)c (n = 795)
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86%
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82%
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86%
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91%
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0.01
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Parent’s opinion about ‘suitable screen time’ (Descriptive norm for screen time)
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Suitable screen time per day for 3–6-year-old children: a maximum of 1 h (n = 797)
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42%
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41%
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38%
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50%
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0.02
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Role modelling for screen time
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Parent’s screen time in the presence of the child (hour/day)a (n = 797)
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1.00 (0.7)
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1.06 (0.9)
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0.99 (0.7)
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0.82 (0.6)
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0.001
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Rules
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Parent has rules limiting the child’s TV time (applies to families with a TV at home)d (n = 776)
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75%
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73%
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77%
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76%
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0.57
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Parent has rules limiting child’s other screen time (applies to families with other screens besides TVs)d (n = 781)
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79%
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80%
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78%
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79%
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0.91
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