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Test-retest reliability with the Kappa test (k) and the Intraclass Correlation Coefficient (ICC) ranged from strong to almost perfect (k: 0.864-0.976) and from moderate to excellent (ICC: 0.56-0.994), respectively. Concurrent validity, assessed by Spearman's Correlation Coefficient, was moderate to substantial (<i>rho</i>: 0.471-0.680), and there was fair to substantial criterion validity (<i>rho</i>: 0.226-0.672). Bland-Altman plots showed that the GPAQv2 overestimated vigorous and moderate to vigorous PA and underestimated moderate PA. The largest difference values were related to SB, since the GPAQv2 underestimated sitting time. 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全球体力活动问卷(GPAQ)经常被用来评估体力活动(PA)模式。然而,该工具的欧洲葡萄牙语版本尚未经过验证。我们的目的是验证葡萄牙成年人的自填式 GPAQ 第 2 版(GPAQv2)。我们将 32 名参与者纳入了葡萄牙语改编测试的试点研究,并通过 GPAQv2 对 108 名参与者的 PA 模式和久坐行为(SB)进行了评估。为了验证 GPAQv2 的有效性,我们将其与国际 PA 问卷长表(IPAQ-LF)(并发有效性)和 ActiGraph wGT3X-BT 加速计(标准有效性)进行了比较。我们在基线和连续七天后对 PA 和 SB 进行了评估。使用卡帕检验(Kappa)和类内相关系数(ICC)进行的重测可靠性分别从强到几乎完美(K:0.864-0.976)和从中等到优秀(ICC:0.56-0.994)不等。根据斯皮尔曼相关系数(Spearman's Correlation Coefficient)评估,并发效度为中度到高度(rho:0.471-0.680),标准效度为中度到高度(rho:0.226-0.672)。Bland-Altman 图显示,GPAQv2 高估了剧烈运动和中度至剧烈运动,低估了中度运动。最大的差异值与SB有关,因为GPAQv2低估了久坐时间。总之,我们发现 GPAQv2 在评估 PA 和 SB 模式方面具有可接受的有效性和可靠性,建议葡萄牙成年人使用。
Reliability and Validity of the Global Physical Activity Questionnaire for Portuguese Adults.
The Global Physical Activity Questionnaire (GPAQ) has been used often to assess physical activity (PA) patterns. However, the European Portuguese version of this instrument has not been validated. We aimed to validate the self-administered GPAQ, version 2, (GPAQv2) for Portuguese adults. We included 32 participants in a pilot study of a Portuguese adaptation of the test and 108 participants in an assessment of their PA patterns and sedentary behavior (SB) through the GPAQv2. For its validation, we compared the GPAQv2 to the International PA Questionnaire-Long Form (IPAQ-LF) (concurrent validity) and the ActiGraph wGT3X-BT accelerometer (criterion validity). We evaluated PA and SB at baseline and after seven consecutive days. Test-retest reliability with the Kappa test (k) and the Intraclass Correlation Coefficient (ICC) ranged from strong to almost perfect (k: 0.864-0.976) and from moderate to excellent (ICC: 0.56-0.994), respectively. Concurrent validity, assessed by Spearman's Correlation Coefficient, was moderate to substantial (rho: 0.471-0.680), and there was fair to substantial criterion validity (rho: 0.226-0.672). Bland-Altman plots showed that the GPAQv2 overestimated vigorous and moderate to vigorous PA and underestimated moderate PA. The largest difference values were related to SB, since the GPAQv2 underestimated sitting time. In sum, we found the GPAQv2 to have acceptable validity and reliability for assessing PA and SB patterns, and we recommend its use for Portuguese adults.