Toby Prike, Phoebe Blackley, Briony Swire-Thompson, Ullrich K H Ecker
Examining the replicability of backfire effects after standalone corrections
Cognitive research: principles and implications
parents diets believed influence childrens diets previous studies adequately simultaneously assessed relationship parent child total diet quality energy intakes aim investigate whether parent child diet quality energy intakes related conducted crosssectional analysis using baseline dietary intake data neighborhood impact kids study collected 2007 2009 participants parents 6 12yearold children households king county seattle area wa san diego county ca targeted neighborhood impact kids recruited eligible parentchild dyads n698 two three 24hour dietary recalls included secondary analysis child diet quality healthy eating index2010 dietary approaches stop hypertension score energy density food energy intake derived dietary recalls using nutrition data systems research multiple linear regression models examined relationship parent diet quality child diet quality relationship parent energy intake child energy intake analyses controlled parent characteristics child characteristics household education neighborhood type parent diet quality measures significantly related corresponding child diet quality measures healthy eating index2010 standardized 39 p0001 dietary approaches stop hypertension score 33 p0001 energy density 32 p0001 parent daily mean energy intake 1763524 kcal also significantly related 30 p0001 child daily mean energy intake 1751431 kcal parent child intakes closely related across various metrics diet quality energy intake mechanisms influence likely shared food environments shared meals parent modeling