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Table 5 Correlations between TESQ-E subscales and eating-related behaviors and dietary intake (Study 2, n = 11,392)

From: Assessing self-regulation strategies: development and validation of the tempest self-regulation questionnaire for eating (TESQ-E) in adolescents

TESQ-E

Weight-related considerations

Snacking habits

Power of food

Soft drink intake

Fruit intake

Vegetable intake

Snack intake

Breakfast frequency

Avoidance

.24

-.24

-.13

-.20

.18

.13

-.32

.11

Controlling temptations

.26

-.30

-.16

-.22

.24

.20

-.32

.15

Distraction

.33

-.18

-.07

-.19

.21

.16

-.29

.09

Suppression

.33

-.24

-.12

-.20

.23

.15

-.31

.07

Goal and rule setting

.31

-.26

-.08

-.22

.38

.23

-.25

.12

Goal deliberation

.41

-.19

-.06

-.20

.23

.16

-.26

.08

Addressing temptations directly

.28

-.30

-.16

-.23

.23

.18

-.36

.14

Addressing meaning temptation

.36

-.23

-.10

-.21

.24

.17

-.33

.08

Addressing the goal directly

.40

-.25

-.07

-.24

.34

.21

-.28

.11

Self regulatory competence

.39

-.29

-.12

-.25

.30

.21

-.36

.13

  1. Note. All p’s < .001.