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. 2021 Mar 2;24(7):1648–1656. doi: 10.1017/S1368980021000690

Table 3.

Percentage of weight self-perception according to BMI, screen time, self-rated amount eaten and diet quality in adolescents aged 10–19 years. Campinas Health Survey and Campinas Food Consumption Survey (ISACamp and ISACamp-Nutri, Brazil, 2014/2016)

Thin Normal Excess weight
Variables n % % 95 % CI % 95 % CI % 95 % CI P *
BMI
 Underweight/normal weight 552 66·0 92·9 85·8, 96·5 73·5 68·4, 78·1 28·7 23·9, 34·1 < 0·01
 Overweight/obesity 285 34·0 7·1 3·4, 14·1 26·5 21·9, 31·6 71·3 65·9, 76·1
Screen time (h/d)
 0–2 159 17·2 14·3 8·7, 22·7 19·1 14·4, 24·9 15·4 10·9, 21·2 0·31
 3–4 233 25·7 26·8 21·2, 33·3 23·6 19·9, 27·6 29·5 23·3, 36·5
 5 or more 515 57·1 58·9 49·9, 67·3 57·3 51·0, 63·4 55·1 48·0, 62·1
Eat more than should
 Yes 317 35·1 29·9 23·0, 38·0 23·9 19·8, 28·6 63·6 56·9, 69·9 < 0·01
Self-rated diet quality
 Very good/good 518 57·2 57·4 49·3, 65·2 63·2 58·3, 67·8 43·8 37·1, 50·6 < 0·01
 Regular 318 34·5 33·4 26·8, 40·6 31·9 27·5, 36·7 40·9 34·2, 48·0
 Poor/very poor 75 8·3 9·2 6·1, 13·7 4·8 3·3, 7·1 15·3 10·9, 21·1

n, number of individuals in the unweighted sample; %, percentage in the weighted sample.

*

P-value from Pearson’s χ 2 test.