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. 2022 May 10;10:863765. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.863765

Table 2.

Adults' perspectives on factors that influence adolescent obesity and on feasible priorities for the content of school-based programmes: average bridging values and average ratings for importance and feasibility for each cluster, statements that were rated relatively high for both importance and feasibility (upper right quadrant of the Go-Zone map).

Cluster solution Bridging value Average important score* Average feasibility score* Statements rated as most important and feasible**
Perspectives of adults on the factors that influence adolescent obesity
1-Community 0.42 4.02 2.95 No statement rated as most importance and feasible
2-Biology 0.68 3.42 2.68 No statement rated as most importance and feasible
3-Lifestyle 0.13 3.86 3.6 4-High-calorie and high-carbohydrate intake
8-Fizzy drinks and high-calorie energy drinks
15-Sedentary lifestyles associated with electronic devices
4-School environments 0.22 4.11 3.89 14-Awareness of physical activity,19- Fast-food restaurants
27-Drink water at school
29-Insufficient physical activity
34-Family awareness
35-Check-ups for general health
5-Home environment 0.03 3.94 3.90 20-Eat a healthy diet
24-Eat fruit and vegetables
28-Follow Islamic rules in diet habits
30-Snacks in front of the TV
31-Time spent watching TV
33-Awareness of sleep as a healthy behavior
Perspectives of adults on feasible priorities for the content of a school-based programme
1-Ministry of Education Support 0.07 4.03 3.98 1-Offer healthy food in the canteen
2-Remove chocolate and sweets
7-Have a dietitian to advice the canteen
8-Establish connection between health center and the canteen
13-Attractive healthy meals in school
29-Nutritionists should be part of the programme
32-Lack of healthy and suitable diets
33-Lack of specialist school meal supervisors
2-Public health programmes 0.46 3.79 3.84 3- Awareness of unhealthy foods such as fast foods
3-Schools Environment 0.14 3.83 3.92 4-Educate children about healthy food
5-Educate children about obesity
6-Offer practice programme
26-Health guides in schools
4-Wider environmental influences 0.7 3.96 3.82 12-Encourage healthy breakfasts
14-Encourage walking
30-Promote family responsibility
38-Lack of family knowledge about obesity
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Score out of 5.

**

Derived from the upper right quadrant of the Go-Zone map. The number preceding the statement corresponds to the number of the statement on the Go-Zone map.