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Table 3 Associations between individual level diet quality and the diet quality of the home food supply

From: The relationship between home- and individual-level diet quality among African American and Hispanic/Latino households with young children

 

Parent (n = 97)

Child (n = 97)

unadjusted

adjusted

unadjusted

adjusted

β

95% CI

β

95% CI

β

95% CI

β

95% CI

Total Fruit

0.77

(0.38,1.16)a

0.55

(0.16, 0.94)b

0.70

(0.31, 1.09)a

0.49

(0.03, 0.94)c

Whole Fruit

0.56

(0.22, 0.89)b

0.41

(0.07, 0.74)c

0.34

(0.01, 0.66)c

0.20

(−0.14, 0.54)

Total Vegetables

0.08

(−0.21,0.37)

0.24

(−0.10, 0.59)

0.03

(−0.19, 0.24)

0.01

(−0.24, 0.27)

Greens and Beans

0.28

(−0.02, 0.58)

0.39

(0.05, 0.74)c

0.07

(−0.16, 0.30)

0.01

(−0.25, 0.26)

Whole Grains

0.56

(0.31, 0.82)a

0.22

(−0.04, 0.49)

0.42

(0.18, 0.65)b

0.33

(0.04, 0.63)c

Dairy

0.18

(−0.21, 0.59)

0.02

(−0.48, 0.53)

0.01

(−0.35, 0.36)

0.07

(−0.34,0.49)

Total Protein

0.03

(−0.12, 0.18)

−0.03

(−0.22, 0.16)

0.16

(−0.06, −0.38)

0.21

(−0.05, 0.48)

Seafood and Plant Protein

0.12

(−0.19, 0.43)

0.15

(−0.17, 0.48)

0.26

(−0.53, 0.58)

0.20

(−0.15, 0.55)

Fatty Acids

−0.10

(−0.40, 0.20)

−0.18

(−0.52, 0.16)

0.22

(−0.06, 0.49)

0.26

(−0.05, 0.57)

Refined Grains

0.06

(−0.14, 0.25)

0.09

(−0.12, 0.29)

0.22

(0.003, 0.43)c

0.20

(−0.04, 0.43)

Sodium

0.15

(−0.04, 0.33)

0.11

(−0.11, 0.29)

0.17

(−0.01, 0.35)

0.08

(−0.10, 0.27)

Empty Calories

0.25

(0.02, 0.48)c

0.23

(−0.02, 0.49)

0.02

(−0.18, 0.22)

0.02

(−0.19, 0.23)

Total Diet Quality

0.58

(0.34, 0.83)a

0.36

(0.12, 0.60)b

0.49

(0.26, 0.72)b

0.38

(0.13, 0.62)b

  1. Healthy Eating Index 2010 (HEI-2010) was used to assess diet quality at the individual- and home- level. Dependent variable: Individual level HEI-2010 total and subcomponent scores, respectively. Independent variable: Home level HEI-2010 total and subcomponent scores, respectively. Adjusted models controlled for race/ethnicity, age (parent and child), education, marital status, employment status, income, food assistance, body mass index (parent and child), household food security, grocery shopping frequency, family food meals frequency. a p <0.001, bp <0.01, c p <0.05