Table 5.

Results of the linear regression analyses for the associations between mean support of the alternative school lunch concepts and sex, educational group and migration background

	A healthy lunch brought from home		Packed sandwiches provided at the school		Sandwiches prepared by the children themselves at school		Soup or salad with bread provided at school		A hot lunch on plates provided at school		A hot lunch buffet provided at school
	β	95 % CI	β	95 % CI	β	95 % CI	β	95 % CI	β	95 % CI	β	95 % CI
Sex†
Girls	0·60		0·22		0·71		0·25		0·26		0·50
Boys	−0·02	−0·21, 0·17	−0·18	−0·38, 0·02	−0·30	−0·49, −0·12*	−0·28	−0·49, −0·07*	−0·4	−0·35, 0·07	−0·13	−0·34, 0·09
Educational group‡
Groups 5–6	0·60		0·22		0·71		0·25		0·26		0·50
Groups 7–8	−0·23	−0·42, −0·04*	−0·23	−0·44, −0·03*	−0·22	−0·41, −0·03*	0·04	−0·18, 0·25	0·01	−0·21, 0·22	−0·1	−0·32, 0·12
Migration background§
No or a Western migration background	0·60		0·22		0·71		0·25		0·26		0·50
Non-Western migration background	0·01	−0·20, 0·22	0·32	0·10, 0·55*	0·41	0·21, 0·62*	0·38	0·15, 0·61*	0·52	0·29, 0·75*	0·41	0·17, 0·64*

β, beta; Ref, reference group.

^* P < 0·05.

^†Adjusted for educational group and migration background.

^‡Adjusted for sex and migration background.

^§Adjusted for sex and educational group.