Table 6.

Multiple linear regression analysis of overall food consumption score.

Independent Variable	Model 1			Model 2
	B	β	p	B	β	p
constant term	10.857		<0.001 *	10.554		<0.001 *
Grade	0.031	0.026	0.013 *	0.029	0.024	0.024 *
Gender	0.087	0.013	0.200	0.061	0.009	0.363
District	−0.222	−0.031	0.003 *	−0.208	−0.029	0.005 *
Number of children	0.041	0.006	0.572	0.037	0.005	0.609
Principal caregiver	−0.050	−0.002	0.810	0.030	0.001	0.886
Caregiver’s education	0.314	0.100	<0.001 *	0.278	0.088	<0.001 *
Household income	0.093	0.030	0.006 *	0.070	0.022	0.043 *
Family food environments	0.092	0.226	<0.001 *	—	—	—
Family socioeconomic status	—	—	—	0.078	0.030	0.003 *
Family food availability	—	—	—	0.219	0.137	<0.001 *
Family feeding pattern	—	—	—	−0.017	−0.009	0.343
Family food rules	—	—	—	0.038	0.050	<0.001 *
Family meal practices	—	—	—	0.141	0.079	<0.001 *
Caregiver’s nutritional literacy	—	—	—	0.111	0.093	<0.001 *
	F = 100.273, p < 0.05			F = 71.574, p < 0.05

Variable values: gender (1: male, 2: female); district (1: urban, 2: suburban); caregiver (1: parent, 2: grandparent, 3: others); caregiver’s education (1: ≤junior high school, 2: high school, 3: junior college, 4: ≥college); household income (1: <20,000, 2: 20,000~39,999, 3: 40,000~69,999, 4: ≥70,000). *: p < 0.05.