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. 2023 May 31;7:e45908. doi: 10.2196/45908

Table 4.

Attitude score of students toward pulse consumption at baseline and study end.

Attitude question Baseline (n=41), n (%) Study end (n=32), n (%) P valuea
1. “Pulses are healthy food for growth and development of your body”” .05

Disagreeb 9 (22) 2 (6)

Agreec 32 (78) 30 (94)
2. “You would eat pulses if your parents serve them” .28

Disagree 11 (27) 4 (12)

Agree 30 (73) 28 (88)
3. “You would eat pulses if your parents eat them too” .28

Disagree 15 (37) 7 (22)

Agree 26 (63) 25 (78)
4. “Pulse-based dishes are tasty food” .99

Disagree 19 (46) 12 (38)

Agree 22 (54) 20 (62)
5. “Eating pulse-based food would give you more energy to work” .83

Disagree 20 (49) 11 (34)

Agree 21 (51) 21 (66)
6. “You would eat pulse if your parents encourage you” .50

Disagree 12 (29) 11 (34)

Agree 29 (71) 21 (66)
7. “You would eat pulse if your teachers encourage you” .37

Disagree 17 (41) 19 (59)

Agree 24 (58) 13 (41)
8. “You would like to taste new pulse-based dishes that you haven’t tried before” .63

Disagree 13 (32) 10 (31)

Agree 28 (68) 22 (69)
9. “You would eat pulses if they had a more attractive appearance” .49

Disagree 21 (51) 11 (34)

Agree 20 (49) 21 (66)

aMann-Whitney U test; P<.05 was considered significant.

b“Strongly disagree,” “disagree,” and “not sure” were grouped as “disagree.”

c“Agree” and “strongly agree” were grouped as “agree.”