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Table 4.

Relationship between children’s HL and fruit, vegetable, water, and soft drink consumption.

Outcome	HL Measure	B (95% CI)	p
Fruit consumption ¹	Mean HL scores	0.151 (−0.119; 0.421)	0.271
Fruit consumption ¹	HL quintiles	−0.026 (−0.220; 0.167)	0.790
Vegetable consumption ¹	Mean HL scores	0.167 (−0.104; 0.439)	0.225
Vegetable consumption ¹	HL quintiles	0.132 (−0.061; 0.326)	0.179
Water consumption	Mean HL scores	0.242 (−0.132; 0.617)	0.203
Water consumption	HL quintiles	0.155 (−0.113; 0.423)	0.254
Soft drink consumption	Mean HL scores	−0.202 (−0.601; 0.197)	0.319
Soft drink consumption	HL quintiles	−0.052 (−0.338; 0.234)	0.719

Note: Analysed by multiple linear regression analyses. All analyses were adjusted for gender, age, and SES. Abbreviations: HL, health literacy; CI, confidence interval. ¹ For the outcomes of fruit consumption and vegetable consumption, three participants were excluded from the analyses due to outliers.