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Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis Id#: Acrostic: Neighborhood Activities Questionnaire NADT2 Date: / / Month Day Year The following questions refer to the places where you do some of your usual activities such as food shopping and exercising and what it is like to live in your neighborhood. Your answers to these questions will help us study if things about people's neighborhoods are related to their risk of getting heart disease or stroke. This knowledge may help us develop better ways to prevent cardiovascular disease. Remember that there are no right or wrong answers to these questions. We are interested in your opinions of what it is like to live in your neighborhood. 1 About how far from your home is the place (or group of places) where your household does most of its food shopping? Hand participant response card A. NAFOOD2 1 mile or less More than 1 mile but less than 5 miles 5-10 miles More than 10 miles Don't know 2 About how much of your household food shopping would you say is done within a 20 minute walk (or about a mile) from your home? Hand participant response card B. NAFD202 All or almost all of it Most of it About half of it Some of it None or almost none of it Don't know 3 In what kind of food stores does your household do most of its food shopping? If you use several types of stores, please tell me the one you use most often. NASTTYP2 Supermarkets or large superstores Small grocery stores, bodegas or delis Convenience stores (like Seven-Eleven) Specialty stores (e.g. Italian specialty stores, health food stores, or others) Don't know Page 1 of 6 4770064019

Id#: 4 In an average week how often do you eat a meal from a fast food place (such as McDonalds, KFC, Taco Bell, or take-out pizza places)? By meals we mean breakfast, lunch or dinner. Include the times you take-out or order food as well as the times when you eat at the fast food place. Hand participant response card C. Never SKIP TO QUESTION 6 NAFF2 Less than once a week 1-2 times a week 3-4 times a week Five or more times a week 5 In an average week how often do you eat a meal (eat-in, order, or take out) from a fast food place which is located within a mile (or a 20 minute walk) from your home? By meals we mean breakfast, lunch or dinner. Hand participant response card C. NAFF202 Never SKIP TO QUESTION 6 Less than once a week 1-2 times a week 3-4 times a week Five or more times a week Now we would like to ask you some questions about your exercise habits. 6 Do you exercise at least once a week? By exercise we mean walking for exercise, going for a jog or swim, participating in sports or exercise classes, or using training equipment or machines. NAEXERC2 No Yes SKIP TO QUESTION 10 7 Which of the places listed below do you use most often to get exercise? If you use more than one type of place, please tell me the one you use most often. If you use different places in different seasons, please tell me the place you use most often overall. NAEXFAC2 Public parks, public pools or other public recreational facilities such as community centers that are free and open to the public Streets or sidewalks School facilities Church facilities Private gyms, clubs, dance studios YMCAs / YWCAs Your own home SKIP TO QUESTION 10 Page 2 of 6 5951064011

8 About how far from your home is the place you use most often to get exercise? Hand participant response card A. 1 mile or less NAEXFAR2 More than 1 mile but less than 5 miles 5-10 miles More than 10 miles 9 When you get exercise, how often do you do it within about a 20 minute walk (or about a mile) from your home? Hand participant response card D. NAEX202 All or almost all the time Most of the time About half of the time Some of the time None or almost none of the time 10 Now I would like to ask you some questions about facilities which may or may not be available in your area. Please tell me if there are any of the following within a 20 minute walk (about a mile) from your home. Don't Yes No Know a. Public park b. Public sports field, basketball court or tennis court c. Public pool or beach NAPARK2 NAFIELD2 NAPOOL2 d. Schools, colleges, or community centers with recreational facilities that are free and open to the public e. Gyms, health/fitness clubs or pools that you have to join and pay for NASCHL2 NAGYM2 f. YMCAs or YWCAs NAYMCA2 g. Bicycle path (in the street or in a park) h. Are there sidewalks in your neighborhood? NABIKE2 NASDWLK2 Page 3 of 6 9880064016

11 For each of the statements that I will read you now, please tell me whether you agree by choosing the best option on the card. In answering these questions, please think of your neighborhood as the area within about a 20 minute walk (or about a mile) from your home. Hand participant response card E. a. It is pleasant to walk in my neighborhood Strongly agree NAPLEAS2 Agree Neutral (neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree b. My neighborhood is attractive NAATTR2 c. There is a lot of trash and litter on the street in my neighborhood NATRASH2 d. My neighborhood is friendly NAFRND2 e. The trees in my neighborhood provide enough shade f. My neighborhood has heavy traffic NATRAF2 NASHADE2 g. There is a lot of noise in my neighborhood NANOISE2 h. In my neighborhood it is easy to walk to places NAWALK2 i. There are stores within walking distance of my home j. In my neighborhood, the streets and sidewalks are in good condition NASTORE2 NASTRT2 k. I often see other people walking in my neighborhood NAOTHWK2 l. I often see other people exercise (for example jog, bicycle, play sports) in my neighborhood NAOTHEX2 m. I feel safe walking in my neighborhood day or night n. Violence is a problem in my neighborhood o. A large selection of fresh fruits and vegetables is available in my neighborhood p. A large selection of low fat products is available in my neighborhood q. There are many opportunities to purchase fast foods in my neighborhood (fast foods includes places like McDonalds, Taco Bell, KFC, and take-out pizza places) Page 4 of 6 NASAFE2 NAVIOL2 NAFRUIT2 NALOWFT2 NAFAST2 1605064013

12 I am going to read you a list of organizations. Please tell me if you regularly join in the activities of these organizations with people in your neighborhood. Yes No a. A neighborhood association like a block association, a homeowner or tenant association or a crime watch group NABLOCK2 b. Religious groups or charitable organizations c. Parent-teacher associations or other school support or service groups NACHAR2 NAPTA2 d. Youth organizations such as youth sports leagues or the scouts NAYOUTH2 e. Clubs or associations for senior citizens or older people f. A labor union g. A professional, trade, farm or business association NASRCIT2 NALABOR2 NAPROF2 h. Adult sports clubs or leagues or an outdoor activity club NASPORT2 i. A literary, art, discussion or study group or a musical, dancing or singing group NAART2 j. Any other hobby club or society NAHOBBY2 k. Ethnic, nationality or civil rights organizations l. Other public interest groups, political groups or party committees NACIVIL2 NAPOLIT2 Page 5 of 6 5113064011

13 On an average week about how much time would you say that you spend in your neighborhood? When thinking of the time you spend in your neighborhood include the time you spend in your home (including sleeping time) as well as the time you spend doing things in your neighborhood. Tell me the best option for each of the time periods I will read to you. Hand participant response card D. All or almost all of the time Most of the time About half of the time Some of the time None or almost none of the time Saturday and Sunday Days (8 am to 6 pm) NASSDAY Evenings (6-9 pm) NASSEVE2 Night (9 pm to 8 am) NASSNIT2 Monday through Friday Days (8 am to 6 pm) NAMFDAY2 Evenings (6-9 pm) NAMFEVE2 Night (9 pm to 8 am) NAMFNIT2 14 How long have you lived in this neighborhood? Think of your neighborhood as the area within a 20 minute walk or about a mile from your home. If one year or more, specify number of years (round to the nearest whole year) NAYRS2 If less than one year, specify the number of months (round to the nearest whole month) NAMONS2 Thank you very much for answering this questionnaire. It will help us understand what it is like to live in your neighborhood and how neighborhoods may affect people's health. For M ESA Field C enter U se O nly : NATID2 NARID2 NADID2 Interview er ID: R eview er ID: Data Entry ID: Page 6 of 6 8364064012