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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Chronobiol Int. 2019 Nov 25;37(3):375–394. doi: 10.1080/07420528.2019.1692349

Table 6.

Intraclass correlation coefficients and means of paired samples t-tests for two-week test-retest reliability for the Chrononutrition Profile-Questionnaire (N = 146).

Item Intraclass Correlation Coefficient Paired Samples T-Test
Mean (SD) at Initial Test Mean (SD) at Retest
Chrononutrition Preferences
 Morning Latency .73*** 59.52 (43.41) 56.78 (36.74)
 Evening Latency .64*** 138.46 (68.75) 142.64 (72.84)
Chrononutrition Behaviors – Free Days
 First Eating Event .77*** 11:13 (1:28) 11:12 (1:31)
 Lunchtimea .39*** 12:50 (1:34) 12:59 (1:06)
 Last Eating Event .71*** 20:46 (1:55) 20:37 (1:52)
Chrononutrition Behaviors - Workdays
 First Eating Event .85*** 10:05 (1:57) 10:03 (1:52)
 Lunchtimeb .77*** 12:34 (0:58) 12:31 (0:57)
 Last Eating Event .75*** 19:59 (1:46) 19:56 (1:42)
Computed Weekly Averages
 Breakfast Frequency .88*** 4.06 (2.41) 4.04 (2.30)
 Evening Eating .51*** 19:51 (2:01) 19:45 (1:46)
 After-Dinner Snack Frequency .75*** 3.97 (1.96)*** 3.34 (1.97)***
 Evening Latency .74*** 230.8 (94.41) 234.75 (102.53)
 Eating Window .79*** 588.13 (130.09) 586.18 (126.40)
a

Analysis based on sample size of n = 123 due to remaining individuals reporting “I do not eat lunch”.

b

Analysis based on sample size of n = 139 due to remaining individuals reporting “I do not eat lunch”.

Note. Analyses were based on all available data due to missing items; actual sample sizes ranged from N = 144 to n = 146.

Note. Means for first eating event, lunchtime, last eating event, evening eating represented as HH:MM; means for morning latency, evening latency, and eating window expressed in minutes; and means for breakfast frequency, and after-dinner snack frequency expressed as number of days per week.

Note.

***

= significant at the p < .001 level.