Table 4. Correlates for Five New Interesting Predictors.

		Someone packing a lunch for you to school (q53)	Family preparing meals using fresh ingredients (q34)	Parents talking about nutrition (q59)	Preparing own meals more often than parents did (q13)	Being bullied (q1)
Home environment
q53	Someone packing a lunch for you to take to school	1.000	.223*	.343**	–.235*	–.095
q59	Parents talking about nutrition	.343**	.338**	1.000	–.162	–.133
q13	Preparing own meals more often than parents did	–.235*	–.345**	–.162	1.000	.101
q7	Parents restricted your food intake	.060	–.087	.296**	.036	.038
q39	Food used as a punishment in any ways	–.104	–.090	.187	.232*	–.013
q6	Rewarded with food	.027	–.113	–.082	.027	.087
q5	Living in poverty	–.086	–.139	–.126	.185**	.217**
Psychosocial well-being
q43	Having many friends	.249*	.415**	.127	–.343**	–.345**
q1	Being bullied	–.095	–.012	–.133	.101	1.000
Healthy lifestyle
q17	Engaging in regular outdoor activity with family	.394**	.276**	.292**	–.278**	–.299**
q18	Sleep on an average school weekday	.231*	.234*	.254*	.019	.010
q12	Drank juice or soda more often than water	–.303**	–.323**	–.414**	.089	.165**
q25	Household served reduced-fat alternatives to traditional foods (e.g. skim milk instead of whole, egg beaters instead of whole eggs, etc.)	.065	–.017	.086	–.023	–.092
q19	Times per week bringing lunch to school	.763**	.249*	.361**	–.256*	–.167
q34	Family preparing meals using fresh ingredients	.223*	1.000	.338**	–.345**	–.012
Family history & biological factors
q4	Parents obese	–.031	–.347**	–.118	.096	.174**
q41	Grandparents overweight	–.039	–.162	–.234*	.044	.117
q54	Maternal grandmother obese	–.115	–.177	–.139	.122	.130

^*p <.05, ** p <.01, *** p <.001.