1. Maternal Inactivity: 45-Year Trends in Mothers’ Use of Time
Edward Archer, PhD, Carl J. Lavie, MD, Samantha M. McDonald, MS, Diana M. Thomas, PhD, James R. Hébert, ScD, Sharon E. Taverno Ross, PhD, Kerry L. McIver, PhD, Robert M. Malina, PhD, Steven N. Blair, PED 
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Volume 88, Issue 12, Pages (December 2013)
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2. Figure 1
Activity and sedentary time, (mean hours per week, rounded to nearest whole number) in US mothers with older children (>5 to ≤18 years).
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3. Figure 2
Activity and sedentary time, (mean hours per week, rounded to nearest whole number) in US mothers with younger children (≤5 years).
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4. Figure 3
Physical activity energy expenditure (mean kilocalories per week) in US mothers,
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5. Figure 4
Time reallocation (mean hours per week spent in physically active behaviors minus mean hours per week spent in sedentary behaviors; numbers rounded to the nearest whole number) in US mothers, Negative values denote more time spent in sedentary than in physically active behaviors.
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