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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Nov 11.
Published in final edited form as: Appetite. 2019 Apr 9;139:19–25. doi: 10.1016/j.appet.2019.04.003

Table 5:

Mixed logit model for Chicago Healthy Eating Environments and Resources (CHEERS) participant mean meal preference estimates by race/ethnicity

Attribute Hispanics/Latinas Non-Hispanic Blacks Non-Hispanic Whites
Coefficient 95% CI Relative attribute importancea Coefficient 95% CI Relative attribute importancea Coefficient 95% CI Relative attribute importancea
Taste 21.9% 23.7% 24.7%
 Very good 0.74b,c (0.55, 0.94) 1.26b,c (0.90, 1.62) 2.14b (1.75, 2.52)
 Good 0.19c (−0.03, 0.41) 0.035c (−0.05, 0.75) 1.27b (0.92, 1.62)
 OK Reference Reference Reference
Healthfulness 59.4% 46.8% 42.3%
 Healthy 1.83b,c (1.57, 2.09) 2.46b,c (1.98, 2.94) 3.74b (3.19, 4.28)
 Neutral 1.32b,c (1.09, 1.55) 1.58b (1.11, 2.04) 2.16b (1.72, 2.61)
 Unhealthy Reference Reference Reference
Price (per $2 increase) −0.11b,c (−0.18, 0.04) 10.2% −0.08c (−0.22, 0.05) 4.2% −0.28b (−0.40, −0.16) 6.5%
Preparation time (per 15 minute increase) −0.05c (−0.11, 0.02) 3.2% −0.40b (−0.55, −0.25) 22.1% −0.45b (−0.58, −0.32) 15.7%
Travel time (per 5–10 minute increase) −0.10b,c (−0.16, −0.03) 5.4% −0.07c (−0.20, 0.06) 3.2% −0.33b (−0.44, −0.22) 10.8%
a

Relative attribute importance was calculated by dividing the difference in utility between the highest and lowest level of a single attribute by the sum of the differences of all attributes

b

Attributes or attribute levels with this superscript had a significant impact on meal preference

c

Statistically significant heterogeneity compared with referent category (non-Hispanic whites) based on p-value for interaction terms