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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 8.

Multiple Regression Predicting Child Food Responsiveness

Child Weight Status Dietary Intake Food Fussiness Satiety Responsiveness
Cox & Snell R2 B Adjusted R2 Standardized β Adjusted R2 Standardized β Adjusted R2 Standardized β
Step 1 .151** .193** .065* .002
 PC’s age .303 .025 .001 .004
 PC’s weight status 2.105
 TC’s age .020 −.122 −.084 −.029
 TC’s sex −.141 .028 .151 −.007
 TC’s race/ethnicity
  Black −.614 −.339 .050 −.199
  Hispanic −.022 .124 .207 −.186
  Hmong .191 −.124 .071 .027
  Native −.482 −.080 .303 −.089
  American
  Somali −.373 .192 .017 −.036
Step 2 .281** .170 .042 .021
 Household composition
  2 parents with other adults 1.650 −.012 .012 −.024
  1 parent only −1.069 −.053 .088 .259
  1 parents with other adults −.841 .031 .081 .026
 Household income
  Income 2 −1.146 −.125 −.012 .086
  Income 3 −1.708 −.070 .033 .078
  Income 4 −.680 −.069 −.053 .018
  Income 5 .808 .053 .045 −.028
  Income 6 2.517 −.027 −.139 .109
Step 3 .284 .172 .045 .033
 Latent profile −.365 .093 −.104 −.138

Note. PC = primary caregiver. TC = target child. Coefficients are from the last step of each analysis.

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01 for change in R2.