Table 3.

Predictors of loss to follow up 3 and 6 months post-intervention.

Variable	3 months post-intervention		6 months post-intervention
	B (SE)	P-value	B (SE)	P-value
Age in years	−0.034 (0.014)	0.018	−0.027 (0.013)	0.035
Hispanica	0.079 (0.185)	0.669	0.174 (0.174)	0.319
Receiving assistance other than WICa	−0.054 (0.198)	0.787	−0.077 (0.186)	0.681
Pregnanta	0.135 (0.222)	0.544	0.306 (0.211)	0.148
Breastfeedinga	−0.036 (0.212)	0.864	0.077 (0.198)	0.697
Foreign-borna	−0.052 (0.197)	0.792	−0.173 (0.184)	0.348
Marrieda	−0.680 (0.240)	0.005	−0.707(0.211)	0.001
Employeda	−0.046 (0.179)	0.800	−0.114 (0.168)	0.498
Educational attainmentb	0.002 (0.114)	0.984	−0.193 (0.107)	0.072
Number of children in household aged 2–5 years	0.157 (0.182)	0.388	−0.287 (0.169)	0.089
Number of other adults in household	−0.035 (0.081)	0.667	0.053 (0.076)	0.488
Food insecurea	−0.263 (0.168)	0.118	−0.239 (0.158)	0.132
Social desirability traitc	−0.047 (0.051)	0.353	−0.053 (0.048)	0.270
Frequency of fruit intake (times/day)	0.066 (0.049)	0.173	0.088 (0.048)	0.067
Frequency of vegetable intake (times/day)	−0.053(0.057)	0.359	−0.025 (0.053)	0.637
Quantity of fruit intake (cups/day)	−0.063 (0.055)	0.250	−0.021 (0.051)	0.684
Quantity of vegetable intake (cups/day)	−0.004 (0.082)	0.965	−0.165 (0.080)	0.039

^aDichotomously coded (0 = no, 1 = yes).

^bcoded as follows: 1 = some high school or less, 2 = high school diploma or GED, and 3 = more than high school.

^cAssessed with a short form of the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale (higher scores indicate a stronger social desirability trait).