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... Results indicate that active leisure episodes of longer duration are more likely to be pursued jointly than solo. 134 INNOVATIONS IN TRAVEL DEMAND MODELING, VOLUME 2 TABLE 6 Model for Companion-Type Choice for Passive Leisure Activities Household Nonhousehold Nonhousehold Nonhousehold Mixed Members Family Friends Other Composition Beta t-stat Beta t-stat Beta t-stat Beta t-stat Beta t-stat Constant 1.108 7.670 0.194 1.005 0.288 1.767 0.294 2.004 0.007 0.045 Activity episode duration 0.013 23.617 0.011 18.536 0.013 24.497 0.002 4.066 0.014 25.320 Weekday 1.097 14.038 0.890 10.322 0.297 4.220 0.292 4.840 1.165 15.323 Age 0.018 6.315 0.026 10.116 0.013 6.232 0.022 8.847 Male 0.533 7.800 0.415 5.413 0.629 9.778 White 0.360 3.299 0.192 1.792 0.362 4.049 0.141 2.012 0.369 3.696 Employed 0.926 10.598 0.977 10.348 0.499 6.211 0.478 5.952 0.828 9.965 Student 0.342 2.611 0.587 6.372 0.267 3.231 Married 1.730 18.831 0.262 2.881 1.026 12.067 1.228 16.110 No children in household 0.803 10.183 0.477 4.719 0.280 3.457 0.174 2.852 0.676 8.088 Log likelihood (convergence)
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