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Table 2 Stepwise regression analyses of healthy eating behavior.

From: Applying the Theory of Planned Behavior to healthy eating behaviors in urban Native American youth

Variable

B

Standard error

R Square

P Value

Boys and Girls

    

Dependent variable: Behaviora

    

   Barriers

0.121

0.058

0.207

0.038

   Attitude

0.519

0.142

0.286

0.000

   Self-efficacy

-0.229

0.074

0.315

0.002

   Subjective norm

0.105

0.035

0.357

0.004

Dependent variable: Barriersb

    

   Healthy foods not around

0.006

0.000

0.614

0.000

   Healthy foods don't fill you up

0.005

0.000

0.762

0.000

   Junk food taste better than healthy food

0.005

0.000

0.830

0.000

   Friends make it hard to eat healthy

0.006

0.000

0.882

0.000

   Fruits don't taste good

0.005

0.000

0.913

0.000

Boys

    

Dependent variable: Behaviora

    

   Subjective norm

0.133

0.045

0.212

0.004

   Perceived behavioral control

0.104

0.040

0.299

0.011

Dependent variable: Subjective normc

    

   Family says eat healthy to keep weight

3.125E-02

0.000

0.565

0.000

   I get hungry for foods on TV

1.563E-02

0.000

0.735

0.000

   After school program says eat healthy

1.562E-02

0.000

0.862

0.000

   Friends say eat healthy

1.563E-02

0.000

0.927

0.000

Girls

    

Dependent variable: Behaviora

    

   Barriers

0.173

0.082

0.267

0.037

   Attitude

0.538

0.187

0.354

0.005

   Self-efficacy

-0.310

0.104

0.388

0.004

   Subjective norm

0.134

0.047

0.446

0.006

Dependent variable: Barriersb

    

   Healthy foods are not around

5.102E-03

0.000

0.573

0.000

   Parent's don't buy healthy foods

5.102E-03

0.000

0.738

0.000

   Junk food taste better than healthy food

5.102E-03

0.000

0.819

0.000

   Healthy foods don't fill you up

5.102E-03

0.000

0.868

0.000

   Hard to eat healthy away from home

5.102E-03

0.000

0.907

0.000

  1. a Candidate variables: intention, attitude, subjective norm, barriers, self-efficacy, perceived behavioral control.
  2. b Candidate variables: fruits don't taste good, vegetables don't taste good, regular pop tastes better than diet, healthy foods don't fill you up, hard to eat healthy at fast food restaurants, hard to eat healthy away from home, hard to eat healthy because junk food tastes better, I am not use to eating healthy, healthy foods are not around, parent's don't buy healthy food, family makes it hard to eat healthy, friends make it hard to eat healthy, TV makes it hard to eat healthy, hard to eat healthy to keep at a healthy weight.
  3. c Parents say eat healthy, after school program says eat healthy, friends say eat healthy, Elders say eat healthy, no one tells me not to eat junk food, I get hungry for foods on TV, family says eat healthy to keep weight, family says eat healthy to prevent diabetes.