Table 1.
Factors included in the conceptual model | Source |
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Individual | |
Youth: BMI/body composition | |
Shorr height board | Direct measure, clinic visit |
Tanita scale | Direct measure, clinic visit |
Youth: biological | |
Blood: glucose and lipid metabolism, biomarkers of inflammation, oxidative stress, DNA (optional) | Direct measure, clinic visit |
Pubertal status | Self-report, survey |
Blood pressure | Direct measure, clinic visit |
Youth: behavioral | |
Diet: 3 24-h recalls | Phone interviews |
Diet: eating behaviors | Self-report, survey |
Other behaviors: sleep patterns | Self-report, survey |
Other behaviors: tobacco, alcohol and other drugs | Self-report, survey |
Other behaviors: weight control | Self-report, survey |
Activity: accelerometers | Direct |
Activity: 3 day physical activity record | Self-report, survey |
Sedentary behaviors | Self-report, survey |
Youth: psychosociala | Self-report, survey |
Adult: BMI/body composition | |
Shorr height board | Direct measure, clinic visit |
Tanita scale | Direct measure, clinic visit |
Adult: behavioral | |
Diet: diet history questionaire (NCI) | Self-report, survey |
Diet: eating behaviors | Self-report, survey |
Other behaviors: sleep patterns | Self-report, survey |
Other behaviors: weight control | Self-report, survey |
Activity: international PA questionnaire | Self-report, survey |
Sedentary behaviors | Self-report, survey |
Adult: psychosociala | Self-report, survey |
Home environment | |
Home: social environment | |
Social support for diet and activity | Self-report, student survey |
Family meal time | Self-report, student and parent survey |
Parent-child interactions around food and activity | Self-report, student and parent survey |
Home: physical environment | |
Diet: home food inventory | Self-report, inventory |
Diet: brief family meal screener | Self-report, screener |
Activity: physical activity inventory | Self-report, inventory |
Activity: media inventory | Self-report, inventory |
School environment | |
School: social environment | |
Diet: food policies and practices | Self-report, principal survey |
Diet: advertising | Self-report, principal survey |
Diet: perceptions of the school environment | Self-report, student and parent survey |
Physical activity: policies and practices | Self-report, principal survey |
Diet and activity: wellness councils | Self-report, principal survey |
School: physical environment | |
Diet: a la carte, vending and school store options | Observation by study staff |
Diet: foods available, a la carte/vending | Self-report, principal survey |
Activity: facilities available | Self-report, principal survey |
Neighborhood environment | |
GIS measures related to diet and activity | Observation, existing data |
Perceptions of neighborhood activity opportunity | Self-report, student survey |
Perceptions of neighborhood safety | Self-report, student survey |
Perceptions of neighborhood cohesion | Self-report, parent survey |
Psychosocial measures for student and parents include a large number of constructs from Social Cognitive Theory and Theory of Planned Behavior, and a knowledge quiz on energy balance. For the students, there is also a measure of depression. For parents, there is a set of newly developed questions of perceptions of changes in family life