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. 2016 Nov 28;20(7):1297–1305. doi: 10.1017/S1368980016003074

Table 3.

Demographics and shopping patterns of store customers who participated in exit interviews in Chelsea, MA, USA, June 2013–April 2014

Intervention store customers (n 295) Control store customers (n 280) P value (unadjusted) P value (adjusted)
Male (%) 47 43 0·31 0·85
Age category (%)
18–39 years 55 56 0·75 0·97
40–59 years 37 38
≥60 years 8 6
Hispanic/Latino ethnicity (%) 82 92 0·001 0·29
No. of adults in household
Mean 2·0 2·4 <0·001 0·93
sd 1·4 1·4
No. of children in household
Mean 1·2 1·6 <0·001 0·71
sd 1·3 1·2
Lives within three blocks of store (%) 79 88 0·005 0·79
Reasons for visiting store (%)
Groceries 36 64 <0·001 <0·001
Snack 21 13 0·017 0·002
Beverage 20 17 0·44 0·23
Lottery ticket or cigarettes 21 7 <0·001 <0·001
Household goods 2 4 0·16 0·16
Other 16 6 <0·001 0·004
Frequency of visiting store (%)
>5 times per week 38 42 0·001 0·99
1–2 times per week 45 51
Once per month 13 5
First time at store 5 2

P value adjusted for propensity score assessing the likelihood that a respondent shopped at intervention v. control store as a function of: age, sex, Latino ethnicity, numbers of adults and children at home, residence within three blocks of the store and frequency of shopping at the store.