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. 2024 May 21;24:349. doi: 10.1186/s12887-024-04840-w

Table 2.

Score of girls' eating behavior among the three groups

Breast development with central priming group (N=136) Breast development without central priming group (N=65) Control group (N=223) P value
Median (IQR) Median (IQR) Median (IQR)
Picky eaters 11.00 (9.00-14.00) 12.00 (9.00-14.00) 11.00(8.00-13.00) 0.118
Food preferences 8.00(7.00-9.00) 8.00(6.50-9.00) 8.00(7.00-9.00) 0.401
Junk food craving 20.50 (16.25-24.00) 20.00 (17.00-23.50) 20.00 (16.00-22.00) 0.285
Poor eating habits 9.00(7.00-11.00) 9.00 (7.00-10.50) 9.00 (7.00-11.00) 0.997
Satiety response 0.00 (-2.00- 3.00) 0.00 (-2.00-2.50) 0.00 (-2.00-2.00) 0.987
Exogenous feeding 14.50 (11.00-17.00) 13.00 (11.50-15.50) 14.00 (11.00-16.00) 0.155
Emotional eating 10.00(5.25-10.00) 10.00 (6.00-11.00) 10.00 (5.00-11.00) 0.143
Food response 13.00 (11.00-16.00)a 13.00 (11.50-15.00)a, b 12.00 (10.00-14.00)b <0.001
Restricted diet 10.50 (8.00-12.00)a 11.00 (8.00-13.00)a 8.00 (7.00-12.00)b <0.01
Total score of dietary behavior 114.00 (104.00-126.00)a 113.00 (107.00-122.00)a, b 112.00 (96.00-122.00)b 0.053

IQR, Interquartile range. Kruskal Wallis test was performed to compare the differences between the three groups, if there were significant differences, the Mann Whitney U test was used for pairwise comparison. Letters are used to indicate the comparison results between the groups. The same letter indicates that the difference is not statistically significant, while different letters indicate that the difference is statistically significant, a>b. Significant at p <0.05