Table 5. Correlation matrix of BMI and factors associated with overweight and obesity.

Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (two-tailed).

Variable		BMI	Presence of underlying disease condition	Food preference	Sleeping pattern	Screen time	History of obesity in the family	Playing indoor games	Consumption of processed food	Consumption of beverages
BMI	Pearson’s r	—
	df	—
	p-value	—
Presence of underlying disease condition	Pearson’s r	0.023	—
	df	287	—
	p-value	287	—
Food preference	Pearson’s r	0.009	-0.032	—
	df	287	287	—
	p-value	0.879	0.589	—
Sleeping pattern	Pearson’s r	0.062 287	-0.040 287	-0.103 287	—
	df	287	287	287	—
	p-value	0.295	0.503	0.08	—
Screen time	Pearson’s r	0.066	0.092	-0.017	0.019	—
	df	287	287	287	287	—
	p-value	0.26	0.12	0.769	0.75	—
History of obesity in the family	Pearson’s r	0.089	0.049	-0.05	-0.01	0.036	—
	df	287	287	287	287	287	—
	p-value	0.131	0.406	0.394	0.862	0.548	—
Playing indoor games	Pearson’s r	0.062	0.011	0.018	0.012	0.176	0.089	—
	df	287	287	287	287	287	287	—
	p-value	0.290	0.854	0.763	0.835	0.003	0.132	—
Consumption of processed food	Pearson’s r	0.135	-0.037	0.138	-0.162	-0.168	-0.053	-0.135	—
	df	287	287	287	287	287	287	287	—
	p-value	0.022	0.534	0.019	0.006	0.004	0.370	0.022	—
Consumption of beverages	Pearson’s r	0.102	-0.001	0.105	-0.165	-0.098	-0.076	0.013	0.466	—
	df	287	287	287	287	287	287	287	287	—
	p-value	0.085	0.991	0.073	0.005	0.095	0.200	0.830	<0.001	—