This study aimed to determine the association between sleep habits (including bedtime, wake up time, sleep duration, and sleep disorder score) and physical characteristics, physical activity level, and food pattern in overweight and obese versus normal weight children.
Questionnaires including baseline demographic characteristics, physical activity and fluid intake were recorded at study enrollment at the beginning and at the end of every shift; participants were weighed, vital signs taken and urine tested.
Information was sought about basic physical characteristics, physical activity and oxygen uptake during and after pregnancy.
The questionnaire contained questions on sociodemographic variables, disease characteristics; physical activity, physical work load, psychosocial work environment, and psychological factors.
23 The basic clinical and laboratory characteristics, physical activity levels, and PGWB results are shown in Table 1.
Information on socio-demographic characteristics, physical activity, health and lifestyle were collected by questionnaire at baseline interview [ 14].
Data are collected on demography, health habits and attitudes, physical characteristics, physical activity using accelerometers, motor performance, fitness, bone health, life-style disorders, injuries and musculoskeletal problems.
Sociodemographic characteristics, physical activity level, smoking, health insurance, somatic health problems (except diabetes), perceived social support, and participation in social groups significantly differed between men and women.
Participants were asked about reproductive history, menstrual cycle characteristics, physical activity, smoking habits, medication, physician-diagnosed medical conditions, and other health and demographic information.
Data was obtained on social, demographic, personal and family medical history, and behavioural characteristics (physical activity, smoking, alcohol intake, and diet).
