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Table 9 The correlation between a number of snacks consumed by a child during the day and the frequency of the use of fast-food bars and BMI depending on age and sex

From: The analysis of the degree of 10–13-year-old children’s nutrition, dietary habits and physical activity in the selected rural and urban areas of Silesian Province (Poland)

Girls

 

10 years old (n = 89)

11 years old (n = 76)

12 years old (n = 66)

13 years old (n = 30)

A number of snacks consumed by a child during the day

Spearman’s rho

− 0.03

0.01

− 0.36

− 0.15

significance

0.790

0.997

0.003

0.452

The frequency of the use of fast-food bars by a child

Spearman’s rho

− 0.14

0.07

0.06

0.12

significance

0.178

0.529

0.633

0.505

Boys

 

10 years old (n = 101)

11 years old (n = 49)

12 years old (n = 71)

13 years old (n = 34)

A number of snacks consumed by a child during the day

Spearman’s rho

− 0.13

0.17

− 0.06

− 0.14

significance

0.185

0.241

0.630

0.433

The frequency of the use of fast-food bars by a child

Spearman’s rho

0.13

0.12

− 0.14

0.40

significance

0.190

0.378

0.224

0.016