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. 2020 Nov 5;158:105017. doi: 10.1016/j.appet.2020.105017

Table 4.

Stepwise linear regressions for eating behaviour traits regressed on to changes for HED sweet snacks, HED savoury snacks and HED savoury meals (n = 499).

Outcome variable B SE B β
HED sweet snacks
Step 1
Constant 1.25 1.37
Habitual sweet food intake −1.77 0.78 -.10*
Step 2
Constant 13.20 2.08
Habitual sweet food intake −2.53 0.75 -.14**
Craving control −0.20 0.03 -.32***
Step 3
Constant 19.52 3.46
Habitual sweet food intake −2.78 0.75 -.16***
Craving control −0.21 0.03 -.33***
Cognitive restraint −0.40 0.18 -.10*
HED Savoury snacks
Step 1
Constant 7.17 1.35
Craving control -.13 0.02 -.25***
HED Savoury meal foods
Step 1
Constant 6.76 1.41
Craving control -.15 0.03 -.26***
Step 2
Constant 11.48 2.69
Craving control −0.16 0.03 -.27***
Cognitive restraint −0.32 0.16 -.09*

Note.

Gender (male, female), country (UK, non-UK) and habitual dietary intake (stepwise method) were entered as covariates in step 1, followed by all eating behaviour traits in step 2 (stepwise method).

For HED sweet snacks: R2 = 0.01, p = .02 for Step 1; R2 = 0.11, p < .001 for Step 2; R2 = 0.12, p < .001 for Step 3. For HED savoury snacks: R2 = 0.06, p < .001. For HED savoury meal foods, R2 = 0.07, p < .001 for Step 1; R2 = 0.08, p < .001 for Step 2.

*p < .05.

***p < .001.

HED = high energy dense.

B = unstandardized coefficient; B SE = unstandardized coefficient standard error; β = standardised coefficient.