Table 1.
Variables | n (%) |
---|---|
Weight status | |
Healthy weight | 95 (74.80) |
Unhealthy weight (overweight or obese) | 32 (25.20) |
Self-esteem score, mean (SD) | 67.77 (15.28) |
Age, years | |
19 | 5 (3.94) |
20 | 42 (33.07) |
21 | 53 (41.73) |
22 | 18 (14.17) |
23 | 6 (4.72) |
24 | 1 (0.79) |
26 | 1 (0.79) |
30 | 1 (0.79) |
GPA | |
<3.0 | 10 (7.87) |
Between 3.0 and 3.5 | 41 (32.28) |
>3.5 | 76 (59.84) |
Gender | |
Male | 28 (22.05) |
Female | 96 (75.59) |
Other | 3 (2.36) |
Race | |
Non-Hispanic White | 97 (76.38) |
Black or African American | 1 (0.79) |
Hispanic or Spanish/Latino | 3 (2.36) |
Asian | 26 (20.47) |
Marital status | |
Single, never married | 125 (98.43) |
Married | 1 (0.79) |
Other | 1 (0.79) |
Employment status | |
Employed full-time | 4 (3.15) |
Employed part-time | 83 (65.35) |
Not employed but looking for work or awaiting recall | 7 (5.51) |
Not employed and not looking for work or awaiting recall | 21 (16.54) |
Other | 12 (9.45) |
Household income ($) | |
<10,000 | 2 (1.57) |
10,000-19,999 | 0 (0.00) |
20,000-29,999 | 2 (1.57) |
30,000-39,999 | 7 (5.51) |
40,000-49,999 | 6 (4.72) |
50,000-59,999 | 7 (5.51) |
60,000-69,999 | 6 (4.72) |
70,000-79,999 | 4 (3.15) |
80,000-89,999 | 11 (8.66) |
90,000-99,999 | 6 (4.72) |
100,000-149,999 | 37 (29.13) |
>150,000 | 39 (30.17) |
Father’s educational attainment | |
High school graduate or the equivalent | 11 (8.66) |
Some college credit, no degree | 15 (11.81) |
Trade/technical/vocational training | 9 (7.09) |
Associate degree | 6 (4.72) |
Four-year college graduate | 37 (29.13) |
Master’s degree | 31 (24.41) |
Professional degree (for example, MD, DDS, DVM, LLB, JD) | 15 (11.81) |
Doctorate degree (for example, PhD, EdD) | 3 (2.36) |
Mother’s educational attainment | |
Eighth grade or less | 1 (0.79) |
High school graduate, diploma, or the equivalent | 10 (7.87) |
Some college credit, no degree | 13 (10.24) |
Trade/technical/vocational training | 3 (2.36) |
Associate degree | 10 (7.87) |
Four years college graduate | 46 (36.22) |
Master’s degree | 33 (25.98) |
Professional degree (for example, MD, DDS, DVM, LLB, JD) | 7 (5.51) |
Doctorate degree (for example, PhD, EdD) | 4 (3.15) |
EAT-26 score, mean (SD) | 9.51 (7.32) |
Having a low-quality sleep in the past month (PSQI score≥5) | 88 (69.29) |
Number of times skipping breakfast last week | |
0 | 51 (40.16) |
1 | 12 (9.45) |
2 | 15 (11.81) |
3 | 12 (9.45) |
>3 | 37 (29.13) |
Number of times skipping lunch last week | |
0 | 60 (47.24) |
1 | 27 (21.26) |
2 | 22 (17.32) |
3 | 11 (8.66) |
>3 | 7 (5.51) |
Number of times skipping dinner last week | |
0 | 93 (73.23) |
1 | 16 (12.60) |
2 | 10 (7.87) |
3 | 3 (2.36) |
>3 | 5 (3.94) |
Number of times eating fast food last week | |
0 | 42 (33.07) |
1 | 42 (33.07) |
2 | 20 (15.75) |
3 | 13 (10.24) |
>3 | 10 (7.87) |
Number of sodas consumed last week | |
0 | 79 (62.20) |
1 | 26 (20.47) |
2 | 7 (5.51) |
3 | 8 (6.30) |
>3 | 7 (5.51) |
Number of cigarettes smoked last week | |
0 | 122 (96.06) |
1-10 | 3 (2.36) |
11-20 | 1 (0.79) |
≥21 | 1 (0.79) |
On average, I ate at least five portions of fruits and vegetables a day in the past week | 46 (36.22) |
Number of days eating bread or grainsin the past week | |
0 | 4 (3.15) |
1 | 4 (3.15) |
2 | 13 (10.24) |
3 | 23 (18.11) |
>3 | 83 (65.35) |
Number of days doing exercise for at least 30 min in the past week | |
0 | 32 (25.20) |
1 | 22 (17.32) |
2 | 17 (13.39) |
3 | 14 (11.02) |
>3 | 42 (33.07) |
Number of times having alcoholic drinks in the past week | |
0 | 55 (43.31) |
1 | 31 (24.41) |
2 | 22 (17.32) |
3 | 6 (4.72) |
>3 | 13 (10.24) |
The average amount of time spent watching television every day (h) | |
0 | 21 (16.54) |
<1 | 43 (33.86) |
1-<2 | 38 (29.92) |
2-<3 | 14 (11.02) |
≥3 | 11 (8.66) |
The average amount of time spent on video games every day (h) | |
0 | 95 (74.80) |
<1 | 13 (10.24) |
1-2 | 13 (10.24) |
>2 | 6 (4.72) |
The average amount of time spent on social media, such as Facebook or Twitter, every day (h) | |
0 | 9 (7.09) |
<1 | 27 (21.26) |
1-2 | 38 (29.92) |
2-3 | 31 (24.41) |
≥3 | 22 (17.32) |
GPA=Grade point average, SD=Standard deviation, EAT=Eating Attitudes Test, PSQI=Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index