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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jul 6.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Obes. 2021 Jan 7;11(3):e12435. doi: 10.1111/cob.12435

TABLE A8.

Class I/II/III obesity rates among respondents who answered “Yes” to At Least One ADIA+ or ADIA scale question on problematic dietary and exercise behaviour

Answer “Yes” to All Participants Age < 40 Age > 40 Educations High School Education= Some College Education > Bachelor's Degree
ADIA+ Scale: >0 Questions  40.16%  36.58%  51.13%  46.10%  44.94%  34.76%
ADIA+ Scale: >1 Question  52.62%  49.82%  62.58%  58.24%  57.19%  46.69%
ADIA Scale: >0 Questions  43.59%  40.50%  52.46%  43.27%  47.58%  39.91%
ADIA Scale: >1 Question  54.88%  53.63%  58.21%  55.26%  62.37%  47.66%
N 8070 5748 2322 697 2906 4467
Answer “Yes” to Income < $30,000 $30,000 < Income < $75,000 Income > $75,000 Unemployed Employed Part-Time Employed Full-Time
ADIA+ Scale: >0 Questions  44.33%  41.49%  32.93%  43.60%  39.52%  39.06%
ADIA+ Scale: >1 Question  57.79%  53.22%  45.18%  57.89%  43.13%  54.26%
ADIA Scale: >0 Questions  46.88%  44.11%  37.94%  45.62%  41.43%  43.51%
ADIA Scale: >1 Question  63.51%  54.40%  42.55%  58.33%  45.28%  57.02%
N 1847 3802 2421 1428 1646 4996

Note: Reported income is total household income. Reported N is the number of participants of all BMI classifications who identified with the category of interest (eg, low income, middle income, high income).