Table 1 The constructs included in the questionnaires within the Family & Dietary habits project
Constructs in the questionnaires | Number of items | Reference | |
|---|---|---|---|
Adolescents | Parents | ||
Socio-demography | 10 | 11 (2 routed) | Lien et al. [33] |
Meals; Breakfast, dinner and family meals | 6 | Lien et al. [33] | |
Dietary intake; Vegetables and SSB (amount) | 38 (2 vegetables, 36 SSB:12 frequency/12 amount week days, 12 amount weekend) | Lien et al. [33] | |
Accessibility; Vegetables and SSB | 25 (16 accessibility, 9 accessibility/availability) | ||
Availability*; Vegetables and SSB | - | 24 | |
Family meals (priority, atmosphere, structure) | 9 | Fulkerson et al. [59] | |
Activities during meals (breakfast, dinner) | 8 | Fulkerson et al. [59] | |
Communication* | 3 | - | Tabak et. al [60] |
Family assessment devise (general functioning) | 12 | Ridenour et al. [61] | |
Family environment scale (cohesion/conflict) | 17 | Moos and Moos [67] | |
Work-family stress* | - | 3 | Bauer et al. [64] |
Positive encouragement: Vegetables | 10 (5 for mother and 5 for father) | 10 (5 routed) | Dave et al. [62] |
Comprehensive Feeding Practices Questionnaire (healthy eating guidance/monitoring) | 26 (13 for mother and 13 for father) | 17 (2 routed) | Haszard et al. [63] |
Parental style of regulation: SSB, sweets, snacks | 30 (15 for mother and 15 for father) | 15 | Vansteenkiste et al. [66] |
Comprehensive General Parenting Questionnaire (nurturance, structure, behavioural control, overprotection, coercive control) | 98 (49 for mother and 49 for father) | 49 | Sleddens et al. [70] |
Brief Barratt Impulsiveness Scale | 8 | Steinberg et al. [57] | |
Weight and height | 2 | Lien et al. [33] | |