Table 2.

Feedback from adolescents aged 12–17 years on the Automated Self-Administered 24-Hour dietary recall (ASA-Kids-2014) and the interviewer-administered 24 h dietary recall

	Study 1* (n 20)				Study 2† (n 10)
	Interviewer-administered		ASA24-Kids-2014		Interviewer-administered		ASA24-Kids-2014
	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%
How would you rate the ease of reporting what you ate?
Very/somewhat easy	9	90	5	50	8	80	8	80
Neutral	1	10	4	40	2	20	1	10
Somewhat difficult	0	0	1	10	0	0	1	10
Do you think the time it took to complete the recall was…
The right amount of time?	10	100	7	70	10	100	5	50
Too much time?	0	0	3	30	0	0	5	50
About what percentage of foods could not be found?
Less than 10 % of foods	10	10	7	70	9	90	9	90
10–25 % of foods	0	0	2	20	1	10	1	10
25–50 % of foods	0	0	1	10	0	0	0	0

All participants in both studies completed the exit interview (n 30).

^*Responses from participants (n 20) in the 6-week randomized study comparing reported energy intake and number of foods. Each participant responded based on his/her assigned method only, either ASA24-Kids-2014 (n 10) or interviewer-administered recall (n 10).

^†Responses from participants (n 10) who did one of each type of recall, ASA24-Kids-2014 and interviewer-administered. Each participant responded to questions about both methods.