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. 2012 Dec 10;17(2):277–286. doi: 10.1017/S1368980012005253

Table 4.

Overview of results of the test–retest reliability study and construct validity studies for all participants; DOiT (Dutch Obesity Intervention in Teenagers) questionnaire assessing energy balance-related behaviours

Reliability (n 111) Validity (n 20)
Items (section) No. of items Range of ICC/κ Range of % Agree Excellent Good Moderate Poor Range of ICC/κ Range of % Agree Excellent Good Moderate Poor
Consumption of soft drinks (B) 13 0·28–0·74 33–81 8 5 0·12–0·53 35–80 2 6 5
Consumption of fruit juices (B) 13 0·36–0·75 41–94 2 5 6 0·00–0·45 25–100 1 4 4 4
Consumption of sweets (C) 5 0·59–0·73 37–68 3 2 0·07–0·60 10–33 1 4
Consumption of snacks (C) 7 0·46–0·64 31–68 2 5 0·08–0·44 15–78 1 2 4
Breakfast/meals (D) 16 0·37–0·83 84–99 8 8 0·00–1·00 60–100 8 5 3
Screen behaviour (E) 6 0·43–0·66 29–47 4 2 0·25–0·73 15–45 2 3 1
Active transport (F) 15 0·17–0·91 64–96 9 6 0·00–1·00 45–100 12 1 2
Physical activity (G+H) 13 0·00–0·98 37–99 6 6 1 0·07–0·96 28–100 5 3 2 3
Having a job (I) 7 0·66–1·00 89–100 7 0·00–1·00 95–100 7
Overall 95 0·00–1·00 29–100 32 (34 %) 42 (44 %) 21 (22 %) 0·00–1·00 10–100 33 (35 %) 18 (19 %) 23 (24 %) 21 (22 %)

ICC, intraclass correlation coefficient; κ, Cohen's kappa coefficient; % Agree, percentage agreement.