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Table 3 Study outcome measures by portion size condition and SEP group (M, SD)

From: Socioeconomic position and the influence of food portion size on daily energy intake in adult females: two randomized controlled trials

 

Study 1

Study 2

Higher SEP

Lower SEP

Higher SEP

Lower SEP

Smaller

Larger

Smaller

Larger

Smaller

Larger

Smaller

Larger

Total daily energy intake (kcal)

2517.44 (641.12)

2724.83 (711.90)

2063.59 (397.32)

2326.05 (509.51)

2009.261 (438.11)

2099.951 (2099.95)

1935.548 (427.29)

2131.757 (506.51)

Energy intake from portion-manipulated food (kcal)

794.61 (98.81)

1074.74 (225.58)

813.08 (84.30)

1030.80 (187.18)

1013.52 (199.64)

1179.53 (262.32)

993.91 (176.28)

1230.96 (271.99)

Energy intake from non-manipulated foods (kcal)

1722.8 (595.17)

1650.10 (631.66)

1250.5 (361.19)

1295.24 (403.65)

995.74 (315.87)

920.42 (246.31)

941.63 (375.63)

900.79 (390.97)

Hungera

150.80 (62.14)

149.74 (61.89)

133.38 (47.81)

135.68 (53.21)

174.7 (54.6)

177.2 (67.8)

171.3 (71.9)

159.5 (67.0)

Fullnessa

273.10 (55.98)

287.40 (58.22)

270.66 (55.43)

277.86 (49.55)

267.0 (49.8)

274.7 (46.6)

267.5 (67.9)

276.8 (59.6)

  1. Values are M (SD). SEP socioeconomic position. Foods with portion manipulation for Study 1: lunch (initial portion), dinner (initial portion), for Study 2: breakfast (initial portions), lunch (initial portion), dinner (initial portion)
  2. a Area under the curve of meal ratings taken before and after each meal, across entire day