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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Appetite. 2016 Apr 29;103:336–343. doi: 10.1016/j.appet.2016.04.035

Table 4.

Model-estimated food preference values over time among all participants.

High fat/high
sugar, M
(SE)
p-
valuea
High fat/high
complex
carbohydrate,
M (SE)
p-value Absolute
Congruency
Preference-low
fat diet, M
(SE)
p-
value
Absolute
Congruency
Preference-low
carbohydrate
diet, M (SE)
p-
valuea
Low-fat diet (n=93)

Week 0 6.09 (0.18) 5.79 (0.15) 6.04 (0.14) 6.57 (0.11)
Week 12 5.67 (0.20) .01 5.11 (0.18) <.0001 5.79 (0.16) .08 6.20 (0.13) .003
Week 24 5.59 (0.21) .001 4.96 (0.17) <.0001 5.65 (0.16) .002 6.11 (0.14) <.0001
Week 36 5.52 (0.21) .003 4.93 (0.17) <.0001 5.71 (0.16) .02 6.24 (0.13) .004
Week 48 5.59 (0.20) .006 4.96 (0.17) <.0001 5.74 (0.15) .02 6.18 (0.13) .0007

Low-carbohydrate diet (n=112)

Week 0 6.30 (0.14) 6.08 (0.12) 6.07 (0.10) 6.74 (0.10
Week 12 5.90 (0.17) .004 5.43 (0.15) <.0001 5.61 (0.12) <.0001 6.66 (0.10) .30
Week 24 5.53 (0.18) <.0001 5.11 (0.16) <.0001 5.42 (0.11) <.0001 6.64 (0.11) .26
Week 36 5.46 (0.19) <.0001 4.98 (0.16) <.0001 5.41 (0.12) <.0001 6.64 (0.11) .28
Week 48 5.48 (0.19) <.0001 5.07 (0.16) <.0001 5.44 (0.11) <.0001 6.62 (0.10) .23

Notes. Values are among all study participants (Choice and No Choice) with available study data.

a

p-value is for comparison of week 0 to subsequent week.