Correction to: Questionnaire choice affects the prevalence of recommended physical activity: an online survey comparing four measuring instruments within the same sample

Madeleine Gernert,Ansgar Thiel,Andrea Schaller,Kevin Rudolf,Gerrit Stassen

doi:10.1186/s12889-021-10514-4

Abstract

An amendment to this paper has been published and can be accessed via the original article.

Highlights

It was highlighted that the original article [1] contained some typesetting mistakes
Incorrect Between the four questionnaires, the weekly volume of MVPA statistically significant differed (SIM: MED = 90.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 210.0), DEGS: MED = 120.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 420.0), EHIS: MED = 24.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 1395.0), EURO: MED = 51.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 2430.0), p < .001, all pairwise comparisons p < .01), as well as the prevalence of participants achieving the MVPA recommendations (SIM 31.3%, DEGS 43.2%, EHIS 67.0%, EURO 87.5%, p < .001), except between SIM and DEGS (p = .067)
Correct Between the four questionnaires, the weekly volume of MVPA statistically significant differed (SIM: MED = 90.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 210.0), DEGS: MED = 120.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 420.0), EHIS: MED = 240.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 1395.0), EURO: MED = 510.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 2430.0), p < .001, all pairwise comparisons p < .01), as well as the prevalence of participants achieving the MVPA recommendations (SIM 31.3%, DEGS 43.2%, EHIS 67.0%, EURO 87.5%, p < .001), except between SIM and DEGS (p = .067)

Summary

Introduction

It was highlighted that the original article [1] contained some typesetting mistakes. Incorrect Between the four questionnaires, the weekly volume of MVPA statistically significant differed (SIM: MED = 90.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 210.0), DEGS: MED = 120.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 420.0), EHIS: MED = 24.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 1395.0), EURO: MED = 51.0 (MIN = 0.0, MAX = 2430.0), p < .001, all pairwise comparisons p < .01), as well as the prevalence of participants achieving the MVPA recommendations (SIM 31.3% (95% CI 24.5–38.7), DEGS 43.2% (95% CI 35.8–50.8), EHIS 67.0% (95% CI 59.6–73.9), EURO 87.5% (95% CI 81.7–92.0), p < .001), except between SIM and DEGS (p = .067).

Results

Conclusion