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. 2016 Sep 9;20(5):765–773. doi: 10.1017/S1368980016002317

Table 3.

Results of multiple regression models testing the effect of child-friendly and nutrition marketing cues on nutritional content for products in the cereal aisle (n 312) sampled from one branch of a regional supermarket chain in the Southeastern USA, data collected from March to May of 2014

Energy density Fat Saturated fat Sodium Sugar Protein Fibre
B se β B se β B se β B se β B se β B se β B se β
Main effects models
Constant 3·90 0·03 0·06 0·004 0·02 0·002 0·004 0·001 0·29 0·01 0·07 0·003 0·07 0·004
Child marketing score −0·03 0·02 −0·09 −0·01 0·003 −0·12(*) −0·001 0·001 −0·05 0·001 0·001 −0·20*** 0·05 0·01 0·46*** −0·02 0·002 −0·35*** −0·02 0·003 −0·39***
Nutrition marketing score −0·11 0·03 −0·24*** −0·002 0·004 −0·03 −0·01 0·002 −0·20** −0·001 0·001 −0·32*** −0·02 0·01 −0·12* 0·01 0·003 0·21*** 0·01 0·003 0·16**
Interaction effects models
Constant 3·89 0·03 0·06 0·01 0·02 0·002 0·004 0·001 0·29 0·01 0·07 0·003 0·07 0·004
Child marketing score −0·01 0·02 −0·03 0·00 0·004 −0·06 0·001 0·002 0·04 0·00 0·001 −0·17** 0·04 0·01 0·35*** −0·01 0·003 −0·26*** −0·02 0·003 −0·34***
Nutrition marketing score −0·10 0·03 −0·23*** −0·001 0·004 −0·01 −0·01 0·002 −0·17** −0·001 0·001 −0·31*** −0·02 0·01 −0·15** 0·01 0·003 0·24*** 0·01 0·003 0·18**
Interaction term −0·04 0·03 −0·11 −0·01 0·004 −0·10 −0·004 0·002 −0·15* 0·00 0·001 −0·06 0·02 0·01 0·18** −0·01 0·003 −0·16** −0·01 0·003 −0·10

(*) P<0·10, *P<0·05, **P<0·01, ***P<0·001.