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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Acad Nutr Diet. 2020 Apr 9;120(7):1119–1132. doi: 10.1016/j.jand.2020.01.008

Table 2:

Demographic Characteristics of 40 parent/child dyads participating in in-home cooking behavior observation study in Houston/Austin Texas (10/2017 – 06/2018).

Child Characteristics %(n)
Age (years) 5 to 8 42.5 (17)
9 to 13 45 (18)
14 to 18 12.5 (5)
Sex Male 35 (14)
Female 65 (26)
Child Race / Ethnicity Non-Hispanic White 40 (16)
Hispanic 27.5 (11)
Non-Hispanic Black 17.5 (7)
Other 10 (4)
Asian 5 (2)
BMI Classificationa,b Healthy 69.2 (27)
Overweight 17.9 (7)
Obese 12.8 (5)
Parent and Household Characteristics %(n)
Female 95 (38)
Education High School 2.5 (1)
Some College 15 (6)
Tech School 2.5 (1)
College Grad 32.5 (13)
Post Grad 40 (16)
Other 7.5 (3)
Marital Statusa Married 75 (30)
Owns Homea Yes 77.5 (31)
Annual Household Incomea < $60,000 25 (10)
Parent Age in years mean (range) 39.9 (28 – 56)
# Children in Home mean (range) 2.28 (1–5)
a.

missing (n=1) data point, n=39 tor these variables

b.

overweight = BMI ≥85th percentile by age and sex. Obesity = BMI ≥ 95th percentile by age and sex.