Thinking about* and planning to increase+ physical activity
Wake County, 2000


Demographic
Groups

Total
Respond.#
Not thinking or planning
 
N       %   C.I.(95%)
Thinking, not planning
 
N       %   C.I.(95%)
Thinking & planning
 
N       %   C.I.(95%)
Currently Active++
 
N       %   C.I.(95%)
TOTAL 335 114  33.9  (28.5-39.8) 26   8.1  ( 5.3-12.2) 118  35.4  (29.8-41.4) 77  22.6  (17.9-28.0)
SEX          
Male 127  42  32.6  (24.4-41.9)  8   6.5  ( 3.0-13.3)  46  36.9  (28.1-46.8) 31  24.0  (16.7-33.3)
Female 208  72  35.2  (28.4-42.6) 18   9.7  ( 5.9-15.5)  72  33.9  (27.3-41.2) 46  21.2  (15.9-27.7)
RACE          
White 259  95  35.5  (29.4-42.1) 22   9.9  ( 6.3-15.2)  77  29.8  (24.0-36.3) 65  24.8  (19.4-31.1)
Other  71  18  30.0  (19.2-43.7)  2   1.7  ( 0.4- 6.8)  39  51.6  (38.1-64.8) 12  16.7  ( 8.6-30.0)
AGE          
18-44 180  63  32.4  (25.4-40.3) 13   8.1  ( 4.5-14.2)  67  37.9  (30.2-46.3) 37  21.6  (15.4-29.3)
45+ 149  50  37.3  (29.1-46.3) 10   6.3  ( 3.3-11.8)  50  31.8  (24.4-40.3) 39  24.6  (18.0-32.6)
EDUCATION          
< College 148  49  31.5  (23.7-40.6)  9   7.2  ( 3.4-14.7)  53  34.4  (26.0-44.0) 37  26.8  (19.2-36.2)
College Graduate or More 184  65  36.3  (29.1-44.2) 17   9.0  ( 5.5-14.4)  63  35.8  (28.5-43.7) 39  18.9  (13.7-25.5)
HOUSEHOLD INCOME          
Less than $75,000 129  45  33.6  (24.9-43.4) 15  13.9  ( 7.9-23.1)  41  29.5  (21.1-39.5) 28  23.1  (15.5-33.1)
$75,000+ 147  52  37.0  (29.0-45.8)  7   5.0  ( 2.3-10.4)  48  32.1  (24.6-40.8) 40  25.9  (18.9-34.3)
DISABILITY STATUS          
Any Disability  73  25  35.3  (24.1-48.3)  5   8.1  ( 2.9-20.5)  32  46.3  (34.0-59.0) 11  10.4  ( 5.5-18.7)
No Disability 256  88  33.9  (27.8-40.6) 20   8.1  ( 5.1-12.8)  83  32.6  (26.4-39.5) 65  25.4  (19.8-31.9)

*Within next 6 months.
+Within next month.
++ Did physical activity for 30 or more minutes, 5 or more times per week, regardless of intensity.
#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.