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. 2015 Jan 25;40(5):475–486. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/jsu117

Table IV.

Promising Measures

Age range Number of items Factor analysis Interrater reliability
Parent-/self-report measures
 Brief Assessment of Mealtime  Behavior in Children 18 months–17 years 10
  • CFA

  • Hospital feeding clinic w/ & w/o ASD .70–.79

  • EFA

  • ASD w/ & w/o feeding problems .70–.79

 Child Eating Behavior  Questionnaire 1–11 years 35
  • CFA

  • CS .72–.91

 Child Feeding Assessment  Questionnaire 1–11 years Not given
 Child Feeding  Questionnaire ≤7 years 31
  • CFA

  • CS .37–.92

 Eating in the Absence of Hunger  for Children and Adolescents 6–19 years 14
  • EFA

  • Obesity .60–.86

 Eating in the Absence  of Hunger—Parent 6–17 years Not given
 Eating Behaviors  Questionnaire 2–12 years Not given
 Feeding Strategies  Questionnaire 2–6 years 40
  • CFA

  • Feeding .72–.86

  • CS .73–.88

  • EFA

  • CS .70–.89

 Meals in Our Household 3–11 years 50
  • CFA

  • ASD .63–.93

  • CS .39–.93

 Parent Mealtime Action Scale 2–17 years 31
  • CFA

  • Feeding .16–.98

  • CS .49–.87

Direct observation schedules
 ABC Mealtime Coding System 5–12 years Asthma ICC .86–.98
 Family Mealtime Q-Sort 5–12 years 54 Asthma ICC .32–.88
 The Feeding Resistance Scale 6–32 months 20 Feeding ICC .82–.93

Note. CFA = confirmatory factor analysis; EFA = exploratory factor analysis; CS = community sample; ASD = autism spectrum disorder; values represent factor loadings.