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. 2022 Sep 6;11(18):2726. doi: 10.3390/foods11182726

Table 1.

Anthropometric and socioeconomic characteristics and the AMD by sex.

Panel A
Variables Total
Mean (SD)
Boys
Mean (SD)
Girls
Mean (SD)
p-Value
Age 15.07 (1.46) 15.00 (1.51) 15.14 (1.41) 0.077
Height 1.69 (0.10) 1.74 (0.09) 1.64 (0.07) <0.001
Weight 60.78 (13.3) 65.6 (14.49) 55.97 (9.85) <0.001
BMI 21.23 (3.68) 21.61 (3.98) 20.85 (3.30) <0.001
Night sleep duration 7.40 (1.15) 7.44 (1.17) 7.35 (1.12) 0.070
Panel B
Variables Total N (%) Boys N (%) Girls N (%)
Sex 2081 (100) 1025 (49.3) 1052 (50.7)
Family structure
Single parent 282 (13.9) * 128 (12.9) 151 (14.8)
Two parents 1666 (81.8) 809 (81.2) 856 (82.4)
Other 84 (4.3) 59 (5.9) 29 (2.8)
Maternal educational level
Primary 195 (9.6) 90 (9.1) 105 (10.2)
Secondary 733 (36.2) 372 (37.7) 360 (34.8)
Tertiary 1095 (54.2) 525 (53.2) 568 (55.0)
Paternal educational level
Primary 264 (13.2) 126 (12.8) 138 (13.7)
Secondary 864 (41.4) 401 (40.8) 424 (42.0)
Tertiary 905 (45.4) 456 (46.4) 447 (44.3)
Weight categories
Underweight 141 (7.38) 49 (5.11) 92 (9.65)
Normal weight 1386 (72.53) 660 (68.89) 726 (76.18)
Overweight 304 (15.91) 200 (20.88) 104 (10.91)
Obese 80 (4.19) 49 (5.11) 31 (3.25)
Adherence to the MD
Low 181 (32.9) 271 (28.11) 383 (37.59)
Medium 1150 (57.93) 577 (59.85) 571 (56.04)
Optimal 181 (9.12) 116 (12.03) 65 (6.38)

Notes: Authors’ calculations. Panel A: means and standard deviations (in parentheses) are presented; p-value refers to the Mann–Whitney U test. Panel B: Frequencies are presented. Abbreviations: BMI: body mass index. * 13% of the sample live with their mother, 0.9%—with their father.