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. 2015 Jun 6;12:74. doi: 10.1186/s12966-015-0234-0

Table 6.

Mean scores of consumption and lifestyle factors across the healthy eating motivation groups

Population Weak healthy eating motivation Moderate healthy eating motivation Strong healthy eating motivation
X¯ SD X¯ SD X¯ SD X¯ SD
% contribution of fat to total energy 34.6 6.1 35.5 6.3d(a) 34.1 5.9d(b) 33.9 6.1d(b)
Fats, sugary snacks (g/d) 75 53 83 59d(a) 71 51d(b) 68.5 44d(b)
Meat, fish, eggs (g/d) 227 104 232 109 224 94 225 108
Milk, cheese, yogurt (g/d) 275 201 260 197 290 215 279 190
Fruit and vegetables (g/d) 263 186 196 155d 273 177d 339 200d
Bread, cereals, potatoes (g/d) 355 149 346 149 364 156 357 141
BMI 26.9 4.9 27.1 5.1 27.1 5.2 26.4 4.4
Energy expenditure through work MET hrs/wk 90.9 60.3 64.8 61.6d(a) 58.7 61.5d(a) 52.4 56.5d(b)
Watching television hrs/week 19.6 10.0 21.7 10.8d(a) 18.8 9.3d(b) 17.7 9.3d(b)
Exercise minutes/wk 99.0 199.5 90.9 195.3 100.0 172.6 108.7 231.4
Complying with recommendations % % % %
Fat ≤ 35 % of food energy 53 46 57 57
Fruit and vegetables 400 g per day 21 11 23 31

abcsubscripts denote significant differences within groups

dindicates statistical difference