Janet A. Tooze|Mara Z. Vitolins|Shannon L. Smith|Thomas A. Arcury|Cralen Davis|Ronny A. Bell|Robert F. DeVellis|Sara A. Quandt
High Levels of Low Energy Reporting on 24-Hour Recalls and Three Questionnaires in an Elderly Low-Socioeconomic Status Population
Wake Forest University|Wake Forest University|Wake Forest University|Wake Forest University|Wake Forest University|Wake Forest University|Wake Forest University
studies low energy reporting elderly limited yet changes energy balance incidence chronic disease make critical time assess energy intake population objective study assess low energy reporting 24h recalls 24hr ffq picture sort ffq psffq meal pattern questionnaire mpq relate low energy reporting status personal characteristics dietary characteristics including healthy eating index monthly 24hr completed 6 mo followed 3 intervieweradministered questionnaires goldberg equation used determine reporting status dietary assessment methods among older rural low socioeconomic status white african american native american men women relations variables interest low energy reporting considered one time multiple logistic regression models percentage participants classified accurate reporters varied 40 ffq 63 psffq among men 60 24hr psffq mpq 63 ffq among women high energy reporting observed mpq low energy reporters ffq tended men overweight obese p 005 underreporting seemed due omitting foods major food groups well omitting discretionary energy foods high degree low energy reporting population particularly men even six 24hr