3.3. Influence of lifestyle factors
In general, participants reported greater exercise activity offshift (Mtime = 2.70, SDtime = 1.03; MFreq = 1.78, SDFreq = 1.17) than when they were rostered on (Mtime = 2.21, SDtime = 1.00; MFreq = 1.14, SDFreq = 1.29). Inspection of workers whose scores signified high levels of psychological distress indicated that almost 85% were overweight or obese. As shown in Table 2, with the exception of time spent exercising when off-shift, none of the lifestyle variables significantly moderated the relationship between distress and pain. During time off, workers who spent more time exercising reported lower levels of distress, particularly in the context of the high number of pain-affected areas than did their counterparts who reported less time exercising when off-shift (Fig. 1).
3.3. Influence of lifestyle factorsIn general, participants reported greater exercise activity offshift (Mtime = 2.70, SDtime = 1.03; MFreq = 1.78, SDFreq = 1.17) than when they were rostered on (Mtime = 2.21, SDtime = 1.00; MFreq = 1.14, SDFreq = 1.29). Inspection of workers whose scores signified high levels of psychological distress indicated that almost 85% were overweight or obese. As shown in Table 2, with the exception of time spent exercising when off-shift, none of the lifestyle variables significantly moderated the relationship between distress and pain. During time off, workers who spent more time exercising reported lower levels of distress, particularly in the context of the high number of pain-affected areas than did their counterparts who reported less time exercising when off-shift (Fig. 1).
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