Ying Yang|Dongyang He|Liuyi Wei|Shizhen Wang|Lei Chen|Mi Luo|Zongfu Mao
Association between diet-related knowledge, attitudes, behaviors, and self-rated health in Chinese adult residents: a population-based study
Wuhan Donghu University|Wuhan University|Huazhong University of Science and Technology|Tongji Hospital|Wuhan Donghu University|Wuhan University|Wuhan Donghu University|Wuhan University|Wuhan Donghu University|Wuhan University|Wuhan Donghu University|Wuhan University|Wuhan Donghu University|Wuhan University
dietrelated knowledge attitudes behaviors kabs important building healthier dietary patterns conducted study investigate diet conditions chinese adult residents perspective knowledge attitudes behaviors b assess association dietrelated kabs selfrated healthwe analyzed 2015 china health nutrition survey chns data individuals aged 18 years older included study subjects n 12814 assessing dietrelated knowledge attitudes behaviors selfrated health comparison dietrelated kabs urban rural residents conducted using chisquare test ordinal logistic regression analysis adopted examine association dietrelated kabs selfrated healththe proportion knowing chinese food pagoda cfp dietary guidelines chinese residents dgcr 271 343 participants assessed adequate dietary knowledge literacy 243 reported positive attitude towards healthy eating 276 659 participants reported proactively looking nutrition knowledge preferring eating fruits vegetables respectively chisquare test indicated rural people experienced poorer dietrelated knowledge attitudes behaviors urban residents pvalues 001 regression analysis revealed participants knew cfpdgcr 111 95 ci 108115 adequate dietary knowledge literacy 112 95 ci 110115 held positive attitude towards healthy eating 114 95 ci 109119 proactively looked nutrition knowledge 111 95 ci 108115 preferred eating fruits vegetables 109 95 ci 107112 significantly better selfrated healthchinese adult residents experienced poor dietrelated knowledge attitudes behaviors rural people significantly worse diet conditions urban residents better dietrelated knowledge attitudes behaviors associated higher selfrated health chinese adult residents