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. 2013 Jan 1;42(1):25–32.

Table 2:

The results of the multivariate logistic regression analyses for academic performance in relation to breakfast frequency per week in healthy Korean adolescents

Frequency of breakfast consumption per week Below-average academic performance Vs. Average academic performance or higher
Case ß S.E. OR 95% CI P-value
Male adolescents No breakfast per week 5,162 Ref
1 day 1,974 0.004 0.061 1.004 0.891–1.132 0.945
2 days 2,383 −0.088 0.062 0.915 0.811–1.034 0.153
3 days 2,579 −0.074 0.063 0.928 0.821–1.050 0.237
4 days 2,119 0.083 0.061 1.087 0.963–1.226 0.176
5 days 3,286 0.229 0.060 1.258 1.117–1.416 <001***
6 days 3,606 0.388 0.055 1.473 1.321–1.643 <001***
Every day 16,791 0.531 0.039 1.700 1.575–1.835 <001***
Female adolescents No breakfast per week 4,187 Ref
1 day 2,174 0.065 0.066 1.068 0.938–1.214 0.320
2 days 2,626 0.131 0.060 1.140 1.012–1.284 0.031*
3 days 2,874 0.165 0.057 1.179 1.055–1.318 0.004**
4 days 2,435 0.292 0.061 1.339 1.187–1.510 <001***
5 days 3,789 0.371 0.059 1.449 1.290–1.628 <001***
6 days 4,386 0.570 0.059 1.768 1.575–1.985 <001***
Every day 15,299 0.653 0.044 1.922 1.762–2.097 <001***

S.E; Standard Error, OR; Odd Ratio, CI; Confidence Interval

*

P<0.05,

**

P<0.01,

***

P<0.001; tested by multivariable logistic regression analysis after adjusting for covariates such as age, body mass index, frequency of smoking, frequency of drinking, parents’ education level, family economic status, frequency of vigorous PA, frequency of moderate PA, frequency of muscular strength exercises, and level of mental stress