Table 5.
Association between dietary practice and diet quality (youth aged 16–24 years, n 165)
| Unadjusted analysis* | Final model‡ | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| β † | 95 % CI§ | P-value | β † | 95 % CI§ | P-value | |
| Constant (Diet quality score) | 26·84 | |||||
| Vegan (omnivorous ref.) | 10·78 | 5·52, 16·04 | <0·001 | 12·51 | 7·02, 18·01 | <0·001 |
| Lacto-ovo vegetarian (omnivorous ref.) | 1·85 | −3·54, 7·24 | 0·499 | 4·68 | −0·77, 10·14 | 0·092 |
| Pescetarian (omnivorous ref.) | 1·42 | −3·14, 5·98 | 0·540 | 3·47 | −1·28, 8·22 | 0·151 |
| Flexitarian (omnivorous ref.) | 3·54 | −1·34, 8·42 | 0·154 | 5·45 | 0·41, 10·49 | 0·034 |
Unadjusted analysis (crude regression analysis) for each of the independent variables with the dependent variable diet quality score.
β = unstandardised β coefficients.
95 % CI for unstandardised β.
Final model adjusted for BMI (kg/m2), age (years, continuous), gender (male ref) and parental educational level.
Statistically significant values < 0·05 are given in bold.