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Table 2 Correlations between the Lifestyle Behavior Checklist and the Child Feeding Questionnaire

From: Child behaviors associated with childhood obesity and parents’ self-efficacy to handle them: Confirmatory factor analysis of the Lifestyle Behavior Checklist

 

OE

PA

EMO

MB

ST

CONF

PR

PPW

CN

RST

PE

MN

Overeating (OE)

-

0.48*

0.59*

0.62*

0.32*

-0.19*

0.09

0.15

0.81*

0.57*

-0.25*

ns

Physical activity (PA)

 

-

0.40*

0.38*

0.52*

-0.43*

ns

ns

0.31*

0.36*

ns

ns

Emotional correlates of being overweight (EMO)

  

-

0.30

0.23*

-0.14

0.22*

ns

0.51*

0.43*

ns

ns

Misbehavior (MB)

   

-

0.36*

-0.15

ns

ns

0.37*

0.31*

ns

ns

Screen time (ST)

    

-

-0.35*

ns

ns

0.22*

0.22

ns

-0.19*

Confidence scale (CONF)

     

-

ns

ns

-0.15

-0.32*

-0.11

ns

Perceived responsibility (PR)

      

-

ns

0.20*

0.14

0.15

ns

Perceived parent weight (PPW)

       

-

0.30*

0.19

ns

ns

Concern about child weight (CN)

        

-

0.68*

-0.18*

ns

Restriction (RST)

         

-

ns

0.19*

Pressure to eat (PE)

          

-

ns

Monitoring (MN)

           

-

  1. Note Correlations between the Lifestyle Behavior Checklist (LBC) factors (Overeating (OE), Physical Activity (PA), Emotional correlates of being overweight (EMO), Misbehavior in relation to food (MB) and Screen Time (ST)) and the Confidence scale (CONF) and the Child Feeding Questionnaire (CFQ) factors (Parental Responsibility (PR), Perceived Parent Weight (PPW), Concern about child weight (CN), Restriction (RST), Pressure to Eat (PE) and Monitoring (MN)). The factor Perceived Child Weight (PCW) was not included in the model.
  2. ns = non-significant = set to zero in the model; p < 0.05; *p < 0.001.