Moderators of Intervention Effect
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Exploratory moderator analyses indicate that stage of motivational readiness, employment, and neighborhood safety may serve as moderators of the intervention effect on PA outcomes. Intervention participants in the contemplation stage reported more minutes per week of MVPA at 6 months versus control participants (b=160, SE 73.20). Among participants who were not employed full time, PA participants outperformed control participants at 6 months (b=195, SE 94.26). Intervention participants who reported feeling safe in their neighborhood all or most of the time, reported greater PA at 6 months versus control participants (b=60, SE 33.43). Additional neighborhood-level variables (social cohesion, police attitudes, fear of police, police attitudes as a barrier, and built environment audit summary score) did not appear to moderate the intervention effects in this pilot study.