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. 2015 Dec 4;19(11):1964–1975. doi: 10.1017/S1368980015003444

Table 2.

Factor structure of the Restriction scale of the food-related practices items of the Child-care Food and Activity Parenting Questionnaire (CFAPQ), percentage of variance accounted for by each factor and reliability estimates

Food-related practices items: Restriction Factor 1 Factor 2 Forced to one factor
If I did not guide or regulate the children’s eating, they would eat too many junk foods 0·71 0·58
I have to be sure that the children do not eat too much of their favourite products 0·38 0·52 0·71
I have to be sure that the children do not eat too many sweets (for example, candy, ice cream, cookies or pastries) 0·72 0·65
I have to be sure that the children do not eat too many high-fat foods (for example, cheese, sausage, cookies) 0·75 0·47
If a child eats more than usual at a one meal, I try to restrict his/her eating at the next meal 0·78 0·43
If I did not guide or regulate the children’s eating, they would eat too much of their favourite foods 0·63 0·62
Percentage of variance accounted for 34·01 19·25 34·01
Cronbach’s α coefficient 0·60
Average corrected item–total correlation 0·34
Range corrected item-total correlation 0·23–0·44
Mean 3·37
sd 0·63

n 159. Only factor loadings higher than the absolute value of 0·30 are reported. Bold values represent the final factor structure.