Corinna Krause|Sigrid Beer?Borst|Kathrin Sommerhalder|Stefanie Hayoz|Thomas Abel
A short food literacy questionnaire (SFLQ) for adults: Findings from a Swiss validation study
Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine|University of Bern|Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine|University of Bern|Bern University of Applied Sciences|Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine|University of Bern|Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine|University of Bern
short food literacy questionnaire sflq developed measure broad range skills including functional interactive critical elements fl study evaluated sflq measurement properties used workplace intervention trial reduce salt intake switzerland explore underlying structure questionnaire 350 respondents identify ideal number sflq items capture different elements fl exploratory factor analysis showed unidimensional structure final 12item questionnaire sum score based 12 items cronbachs 082 showed expected positive associations health literacy knowledge recommended salt intake findings indicate sflq feasible reliable tool assess fl among adults helpful public health practices focusing fl