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. 2013 Apr 2;17(1):83–93. doi: 10.1017/S1368980013000761

Table 5.

Correlations between dietary changes and changes in home food availability from baseline to 6 months: mothers and their 2–3-year-old children enrolled in WIC, Chicago, IL, USA, 2009–2010

Hispanic (n 113) African-American (n 84)
r S P r S P
Mothers
Fruit* 0·12 0·19 0·12 0·26
100 % fruit juice† 0·07 0·48 −0·03 0·78
Vegetables‡ 0·08 0·40 0·22 0·04
Whole grains§ −0·01 0·96 0·08 0·49
Whole grains and dietary fibre∥ 0·13 0·18 0·13 0·24
Children
Fruit* 0·09 0·33 0·03 0·78
100 % fruit juice† 0·18 0·05 0·09 0·42
Vegetables‡ −0·05 0·61 0·10 0·39
Whole grains§ −0·05 0·56 −0·10 0·39
Whole grains and dietary fibre∥ 0·13 0·16 0·03 0·75

WIC, Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children.

*Change in servings of fruit/d v. change in number of fruits in the home (list of twenty-five, excluding juices).

†Change in servings of 100 % fruit juice/d v. change in number of fruit juices in the home (list of four).

‡Change in servings of vegetables/d v. change in number of vegetables in the home (list of twenty-five).

§Change in servings of whole grains/d v. change in number of whole-grain items in the home (list of three: whole-grain bread, corn tortillas, brown rice).

∥Change in dietary fibre intake (g/4184 kJ (1000 kcal)) v. change in number of whole-grain items in the home (list of three: whole-grain bread, corn tortillas, brown rice).