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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Apr 5.
Published in final edited form as: Health Educ Behav. 2011 Apr 15;39(2):127–130. doi: 10.1177/1090198111404066

Table 2.

Program Effect on Snack Preferences, Perceptions, and Purchase Patterns

n (%)
Program Effect Pre (N = 110) Post (N = 113) p
How healthy do you think the ZAP snacks are?
 Not at all/somewhat healthy 28 (42) 20 (22) .0074
 Mostly/very healthy 39 (58) 71 (78)
How well do you like the snacks offered in ZAP?
 Snack taste: OK/horrible 29 (40) 24 (24) .0297
 Snack taste: great/good 44 (60) 75 (76)
Have you asked someone at home to buy any of the snacks offered in ZAP? (yes) NA 34 (30)
Have you bought any of the snacks handed out in ZAP outside school? (yes) NA 41 (37)
How often was afterschool snack program the first time you tasted any of the snacks?
 Almost always/oftentimes NA 37 (37)
 Sometimes NA 32 (31)
 Rarely/never NA 33 (32)
After you ate the ZAP snacks, were you still hungry? (yes) NA 50 (45)

Note. NA = not assessed; ZAP = Zeros Aren’t Possible.