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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Appetite. 2019 Apr 6;139:8–18. doi: 10.1016/j.appet.2019.04.001

Table 5.

Distribution of Demographics Characteristics between Latent Profiles

Latent Profile 1 (n = 37) Latent Profile 2 (n=112) Test Statistic
Variable M SD M SD F p ES
Child’s age in years 6.30 .74 6.43 .82 .78 .38
Primary caregiver’s body mass index 32.92 7.34 30.09 7.09 4.34 .04 .03
N % n % Fisher’s Exact p
Child
 Sex (female) 17 46 53 47 .99
 Race
  White 2 8 22 20 .10
  Black 11 30 13 12
  Hispanic 8 22 17 15
  Hmong 4 11 21 19
  Native American 5 14 20 18
  Somali 6 16 19 17
Primary Caregiver
 Education
  Middle school or junior high 7 19 8 7 .13
  Some high school 3 8 14 13
  High school or GED 16 43 44 39
  Vocational, technical, trade, or other certification program 7 19 10 9
  Associate degree 2 5 9 8
  Bachelor’s degree 1 3 10 9
  Graduate or professional degree 1 3 13 12
  Other 0 0 4 4
 Income
  Less than $20,000 15 41 35 31 .88
  $20,000–$34,000 14 38 41 37
  $35,000–$49.999 3 8 13 12
  $50,000–$74,999 3 8 9 8
  $75,000–$99,999 1 3 6 5
  $100,000 or more 1 3 8 7
 Weight status
  Non-overweight 3 8 32 29 .03
  Overweight 10 27 28 25
  Obese 24 65 52 46

Note: ES = effect size. Effect sizes for ANOVAs are partial η2.