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. 2016 Nov 29;20(5):832–847. doi: 10.1017/S1368980016003013

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Fig. 1 — (colour online) Categories of carer-reported barriers to children’s fruit and vegetable consumption in urban/inner regional (urban/IR) and remote/outer regional (remote/OR) settings among families participating in the Australian Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children (LSIC), Wave 6, 2013 (N 1230). Responses were categorised as ‘Child dislike only’ () if the only barrier the carer reported was that the child did not like fruit and/or vegetables; ‘Accessibility only’ () if the carer only reported barriers related to accessibility and availability (too expensive, not available, poor quality, transport issues, and no storage); ‘Accessibility + child dislike’ () if the carer reported children’s dislike and a barrier related to accessibility or availability; or ‘Other, don’t know or refused only’ ()

Inline graphic — (colour online) Categories of carer-reported barriers to children’s fruit and vegetable consumption in urban/inner regional (urban/IR) and remote/outer regional (remote/OR) settings among families participating in the Australian Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children (LSIC), Wave 6, 2013 (N 1230). Responses were categorised as ‘Child dislike only’ () if the only barrier the carer reported was that the child did not like fruit and/or vegetables; ‘Accessibility only’ () if the carer only reported barriers related to accessibility and availability (too expensive, not available, poor quality, transport issues, and no storage); ‘Accessibility + child dislike’ () if the carer reported children’s dislike and a barrier related to accessibility or availability; or ‘Other, don’t know or refused only’ ()