What is the main reason you are not more physically active during your break time*?

County	Total Respond.#	Usually eat   N       %   C.I.(95%)	Breaks too short   N       %   C.I.(95%)	Do not take breaks   N       %   C.I.(95%)	Usually rest   N       %   C.I.(95%)	Illness/Health   N       %   C.I.(95%)	All other reasons   N       %   C.I.(95%)
All Six Counties	885	111  14.0  (10.7-17.9)	181  18.0  (14.5-22.1)	116  14.3  (11.3-18.0)	118  11.8  ( 9.1-15.2)	150  17.1  (13.6-21.3)	209  24.9  (20.8-29.5)
Cabarrus	144	22  15.2  ( 9.6-23.1)	33  21.8  (15.2-30.2)	22  13.2  ( 8.6-19.9)	18  13.7  ( 8.4-21.5)	17  10.0  ( 6.1-16.0)	32  26.1  (18.4-35.7)
Henderson	113	8   7.4  ( 3.4-15.5)	18  17.8  (10.8-27.8)	13  12.7  ( 7.1-21.7)	18  19.3  (11.9-29.7)	29  23.4  (15.7-33.2)	27  19.4  (12.8-28.3)
Pitt	147	14   8.3  ( 4.7-14.3)	39  26.4  (19.3-34.8)	18  11.3  ( 6.8-18.0)	14  11.7  ( 6.7-19.7)	24  14.4  ( 9.1-21.8)	38  28.0  (20.3-37.2)
Robeson	148	17  10.1  ( 5.9-16.8)	40  27.3  (20.0-36.2)	15  11.1  ( 6.6-18.1)	24  16.2  (10.6-24.0)	21  12.7  ( 7.9-19.8)	31  22.5  (15.6-31.4)
Surry	153	22  14.2  ( 9.3-21.1)	28  18.6  (12.8-26.2)	14   9.6  ( 5.5-16.0)	25  16.4  (11.0-23.9)	29  20.2  (13.9-28.5)	35  21.1  (15.0-28.8)
Wake	180	28  16.2  (11.0-23.1)	23  14.0  ( 8.9-21.5)	34  16.4  (11.5-22.9)	19   9.4  ( 5.6-15.3)	30  18.6  (13.0-25.9)	46  25.4  (18.9-33.2)

*This question was only asked of those who were employed for wages or self-employed and who reported they have lunch breaks or other regular breaks during most workdays and that they do not usually use those breaks to be physicallyactive.

#Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50. N = Cell Size, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).

Percentages are weighted to population characteristics.