Eating and Drinking behaviours
Food behaviours, attitudes, environments and knowledge are relevant for childhood obesity prevention, as are dietary patterns which promote positive energy balance. Loughborough University have developed a questionnaire booklet (using previously used/validated questionnaires) for an intervention study on screen-time and diet. There are 17 questions from this booklet in this survey covering the dietary behaviours of children
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How many portions of fruit do you usually eat each day? (e.g. apples, bananas, oranges)???
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