Table 7 Impact of children’s educational level on parents’ dietary knowledge.
From: Children’s education and parents’ dietary nutrient intake: an empirical study based on rural China
IV | |
|---|---|
It is not good for health to eat a lot of staple food (cereals). | 0.072* (0.205) |
It is good for health to eat beans and bean products. | 0.409*** (0.145) |
It is very good for health to eat a lot of fresh fruit and vegetables. | 0.261 (0.154) |
It is good for health to eat a lot of meat products (such as fish, poultry, eggs, lean meat) every day. | 0.459** (0.191) |
It is good for health to drink milk and eat dairy products. | 0.557*** (0.216) |
Vegetables contain more starch than staple food (rice or flour) | −0.581*** (0.178) |
It is good for health to eat high-fat food. | 0.911*** (0.288) |
Eggs and milk are important sources of high-quality protein. | 0.440** (0.201) |
It is good for health to eat less fat and animal fat. | −0.981*** (0.283) |
Lard is healthier than vegetable oil. | 0.955*** (0.263) |
Refined rice and refined flour contain more vitamins and minerals than coarse grains and brown rice. | 0.336 (0.242) |
It is good for health to eat different kinds of food. | 0.028** (0.154) |
