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. 2017 May 1;112:35–43. doi: 10.1016/j.appet.2017.01.001

Table 3.

Regression coefficients and 95% CIs from multiple linear regression analyses: individual, behavioural, social and physical environmental variables and (Model 1) child Vegetable consumption adjusted for child gender and age; (Model 2) child Vegetable consumption adjusted for child gender and age and all ‘individual’ variables significant in the unadjusted linear regression analyses; (Model 3) child Vegetable consumption adjusted for child gender and age and all ‘behavioural’ variables significant in the unadjusted linear regression analyses; (Model 4) child Vegetable consumption adjusted for child gender and age and all ‘social environmental’ variables significant in the unadjusted linear regression analyses; (Model 5) child Vegetable consumption adjusted for child gender and age and all ‘physical environmental’ variables significant in the unadjusted linear regression analyses; (Model 6) child Vegetable consumption adjusted for child gender and age and all variables significant in Models 2–5.

Individual Vegetable (frequency/day)
Vegetable (frequency/day)
Vegetable (frequency/day)
Unstandardised regression coefficient
(95% CI)
P
Unstandardised regression coefficient
(95% CI)
P
Unstandardised regression coefficient
(95% CI)
P
Model 1 Model 2 Model 6
Habit for eating snack foods while watching TV −0.29
(-0.41, −0.16)
0.000 −0.25
(-0.39, −0.11)
0.000 −0.09
(-0.24, 0.08)
0.251
Habit for eating fruit and vegetables while watching TV 0.18
(0.06, 0.31)
0.005 0.18 (0.05, 0.31) 0.009 0.07
(-0.07, 0.23)
0.306
Self-efficacy for not eating snack foods when watching TV/DVDs 0.15
(0.03, 0.27)
0.014 −0.01
(-0.16, 0.14)
0.870
Self-efficacy for increasing fruit and vegetable consumption 0.29
(0.17, 0.41)
0.000 0.23
(0.10, 0.36)
0.001 0.12
(-0.01,0.27)
0.07
Self-efficacy for reducing energy-dense snack food consumption
0.17
(0.05, 0.29)
0.004
0.04
(-0.11, 0.19)
0.629


Behavioural
Model 1
Model 3
Model 6
Eating breakfast while watching TV −0.08
(-0.37,021)
0.568
Eating lunch while watching TV −0.42
(-0.71, −0.13)
0.005 −0.17
(-0.59, 0.25)
0.437
Eating dinner while watching TV −0.57
(-0.86, −0.28)
0.000 −0.52
(-0.93, −0.11)
0.012 −0.28
(-0.63, 0.06)
0.100
Eating fruit and vegetables while watching TV 0.74
(0.40,1.09)
0.000 1.06
(0.69, 1.42)
0.000 0.61
(0.17, 1.05)
0.007
Eating energy-dense snacks while watching TV
−0.601
(-0.96, −0.24)
0.001
−0.54
(-0.92, −0.16)
0.006
−0.07
(-0.57, 0.44)
0.800
Social environment
Model 1
Model 4
Model 6
Eating breakfast at home together with parents −0.15
(-0.46, 0.16)
0.345
Eating dinner at home together with parents 0.48
(0.12, 0.85)
0.009 0.46
(0.08, 0.85)
0.019 0.09
(-0.31, 0.49)
0.653
Eating dinner in front of the TV with parents −0.51
(-0.84, −0.18)
0.002 −0.37
(-0.75, −0.02)
0.065
Eating breakfast in front of the TV with parents −0.29
(-0.67, 0.08)
0.120 −0.08
(-0.51, 0.35)
0.711
Eating snacks in front of the TV with parents −0.36
(-0.71, −0.02)
0.04 −0.02
(-0.042, 0.38)
0.919
Parental pressure to eat 0.15
(-0.13,0.44)
0.269
Parental food restriction −0.47
(-0.84, −0.11)
0.01 −0.45
(-0.82,-0.09)
0.016 −0.30
(-0.71, 0.10)
0.140
Food as a reward
0.04
(-0.14, 0.29)
0.67




Physical environment
Model 1
Model 5
Model 6
Home availability of energy-dense snack foods −0.07
(-0.12–0.03)
0.002 −0.08
(-0.13, −0.04)
0.001 −0.03
(-0.09, 0.03)
0.402
Home availability of fruit and vegetables 0.22
(0.15, 0.28)
0.000 0.23
(0.16, 0.30)
0.000 0.17
(0.09, 0.25)
0.000
Home accessibility of energy-dense snack foods −0.20
(-0.31, −0.09)
0.000 −0.08
(-0.21, 0.05)
0.226
Home accessibility of fruit and vegetables 0.05
(-0.02, 0.12)
0.132 0.03
(-0.04, 0.10)
0.409

Bold indicates p < 0.001.