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study describes sugarsweetened beverage ssb behaviors children compares childreported ssb behaviors parentreported ssb behaviors school days nonschool days six elementary schools tennessee participated 444 students 287 parents descriptive statistics included means standard deviation sd ranges values measures central tendency explore relationship parent child report intraclass correlation coefficients icc analyzed mean sd differences limits agreement calculated using paired tests bonferroni corrections multiple outcomes interest p 005 significant reporting differed ssb type school day children reported higher quantities sweet tea cokesoda agreed ssb abstention except juice iccs ranged 0383 0513 p 0000 lowest highest iccs sweet tea based school days nonschool days determine best estimate ssbs information obtained children parents improve accuracy enhance education health behaviors