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. 2014 Oct 17;58:10.3402/fnr.v58.23956. doi: 10.3402/fnr.v58.23956

Table 3.

Test–retest reliability of a food-frequency questionnaire for adolescents

FFQ1 FFQ2

Median (P25, P75) Median (P25, P75) Spearman r p CC% GM%
Dairy products (milk, yoghurt) 624 (274, 812) 323 (181, 673) 0.522 <0.001 55 14
Eggs 12 (5, 19) 12 (5, 18) 0.421 0.001 47 17
Meat and poultry 63 (50, 88) 56 (44, 78) 0.411 0.001 47 19
Fish 22 (14, 32) 15 (10, 25) 0.494 <0.001 38 17
Bread and cereals 153 (110, 220) 152 (80, 193) 0.347 0.008 36 24
Potatoes, fruits, and vegetables 198 (128, 270) 158 (112, 237) 0.667 <0.001 43 7
Sugar, sweets, and snacks 84 (65, 106) 71 (51, 92) 0.581 <0.001 53 14
Butter, margarine, and oils 7 (4, 16) 7 (3, 15) 0.569 <0.001 48 16
Beverages (water, juice, sodas, tea, and coffee) 926 (769, 1,129) 825 (513, 1,009) 0.669 <0.001 52 9

Food intake (g/day) presented for main food groups (median, 25th and 75th percentile, Spearman correlation coefficient, percent correctly classified (CC) and grossly misclassified (GM) into quartiles of food intake) (n=58).