Mary L. Blackburn|Marilyn S. Townsend|Lucía Kaiser|Anne Martin|Estella West|Barbara J. Turner|Amy Block Joy
Food behavior checklist effectively evaluates nutrition education
Cornell Cooperative Extension Association of Jefferson County|University of California, Davis|Santa Clara County Behavioral Health Services|University of California, Davis
developed short food behavior checklist fbc evaluate impact nutrition education fruit vegetable intake among ethnically diverse women food stamp nutrition education program fsnep expanded food nutrition education program efnep validate fbc interviewers collected three 24hour dietary recalls well responses 11 fbc behavioral questions fruits vegetables 100 englishspeaking lowincome women baseline randomly selected subgroup n 59 provided blood sample analysis total serum carotenoids baseline followup 6 hours nutrition education treatment group reported significant improvements three seven fbc questions related fruit vegetable intake significant changes occurred control group seven fbc questions significantly correlated total serum carotenoids short culturally neutral fbc valid reliable indicator fruit vegetable consumption compared 24hour dietary recall also less timeconsuming administer code analyze reduced respondent burden