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. 2026 Jan 5;12:1651528. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2025.1651528

Figure 1.

Comparison parental food literacy (based on SFLQ score), perceived barriers and enablers (PBE score), healthy-eating attitudes (based on HEAC score), and healthy-eating behavior (based on TIUH score) by their children’s adherence to the Mediterranean diet (based on KIDMED score). All differences were statistically significant. SFLQ, Short Food Literacy Questionnaire; PBE, Perceived Barriers and Enablers; HEA, Healthy-eating Attitudes; and under the Theory of Internet Use related to Health, there are four components: HIN, Health Information; CON, Consciousness; ORN, Orientation; BLF, Beliefs.

Comparison parental food literacy (based on SFLQ score), perceived barriers and enablers (PBE score), healthy-eating attitudes (based on HEAC score), and healthy-eating behavior (based on TIUH score) by their children’s adherence to the Mediterranean diet (based on KIDMED score). All differences were statistically significant. SFLQ, Short Food Literacy Questionnaire; PBE, Perceived Barriers and Enablers; HEA, Healthy-eating Attitudes; and under the Theory of Internet Use related to Health, there are four components: HIN, Health Information; CON, Consciousness; ORN, Orientation; BLF, Beliefs.