Table 4 Differences between Dutch, Non-Western immigrants, and Western immigrants with regard to energy balance-related behaviours. Data are presented as mean (SD)
| Â | Dutch | Non-Western immigrants | Western immigrants |
|---|---|---|---|
boys | Â | Â | Â |
television viewing | 164 (96.8) | 191 (108) | 222 (148) |
computer use | 123 (86.0) | 141 (80.7) | 115 (39.2) |
soft drink consumption | 890 (710) | 1041 (780) | 930 (972) |
fruit juice consumption | 330 (391.29) | 507 (499) | 451 (540) |
active transport to school | 38 (29.6) | 28.4 (24.9) | 26 (11.4) |
savoury snack consumption | .59 (.51) | .66 (.54) | .69 (.68) |
sweet snack consumption | 1.58 (1.17) | 1.26 (.97) | 1.60 (1.46) |
girls | Â | Â | Â |
television viewing | 142 (86.4) | 187 (112) | 139 (52.9) |
computer use | 89.0 (67.6) | 102 (71.2) | 104 (104) |
soft drink consumption | 774 (634) | 918 (700) | 706 (800) |
fruit juice consumption | 326 (342) | 476 (462) | 290 (410) |
active transport to school | 36.8 (28.30) | 27.3 (24.9) | 35.3 (47.4) |
savoury snack consumption | .58 (.51) | .77 (.59) | .71 (.25) |
sweet snack consumption | 1.38 (.98) | 1.23 (1.10) | 1.71 (.49) |