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Table 2 Associations between fathers’ self-efficacy tracking category and children’s dietary intakes (β (95% CI)a

From: Paternal self-efficacy for promoting children’s obesity protective diets and associations with children’s dietary intakes

Food group

Persistently high self-efficacy

Increasing self-efficacy

Decreasing self-efficacy

Persistently low self-efficacy

Fruit

8.9 (− 32.2; 50.03)

89.8 (6.8; 172.7)

-49.9 (− 87.5; − 12.3)

−9.5 (− 127.8; 108.9)

Vegetables

4.3 (− 9.7; 18.3)

39.2 (12.2; 66.2)

−19.9 (−31.7; − 8.2)

−11.3 (− 35.1; 12.4)

Water

69.1 (2.9; 135.1)

45.8 (− 43.2; 134.7)

−92.4 (− 172.6; − 12.3)

−15.1 (− 108.9; 78.7)

Non-core drinks

−20.2 (− 34.8; − 5.5)

−15.5 (− 32.9; 1.8)

30.1 (10.1; 50.1)

−2.2 (− 22.8; 18.4)

% variance explained

6.0%

12.8%

17.2%

< 1%

  1. All variables adjusted for intervention status and clustering
  2. Intake was measured in grams/millilitres per day
  3. aBold results are significant at p < 0.005