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FOOD CHOICE QUESTIONNAIRE

Published on Dec 09, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

FOOD CHOICE QUESTIONNAIRE

(Steptoe, Pollard, & Wardle, 1995) By Vanessa Chee and Shawna Green

Constructs

  • 1.) Food selection and 2.) Food choice motivation

DEVELOPMENT

  • Instrument was created to determine motives related to food choice

DEVELOPMENT

  • Self-reported
  • Combination of previous instruments
Previous instruments included measures of dietary restraint, eating style, value of health, health locus of control (belief in ability to influence their own health status), and personality factors (interesting that authors chose neuroticism as it relates to stress and coping as potentially relevant to willingness to eat a wide variety of foods)

Administration

  • Study 1 – mail in survey : N= 358 Study 2 – mail in survey : N= 358

Study one was a sample of 105 university students, 90 employees of a university library and 635 people selected at random from the electoral register of a London neighborhood.

The second study
400 students
641 London residents

The target audience for the FCQ is anyone who intends to measure food selection and food choice

Technically food choice applies to everyone so the audience is very broad

Study 1

  • Factor Analysis
  • 9 Factors
  • Not specified whether CFA or EFA
  • Self report survey
Factor analysis of responses generated the following nine factors of the FCQ

68 items were factor analyzed with varimax rotation. 9 factors accounted for 49.5% of the variance and Eigen values ranged from 12.4 to 1.72. Items with a severely skewed distribution and those that did not load clearly on a single factor were discarded

Factor analysis was performed on 36 items. 9 factors accounted for 62.5 % of the variance.

Factors

  • Health, mood, convenience, sensory appeal, natural content, price, weight control, familiarity, ethical concern
Factor analysis of responses generated the following nine factors of the FCQ

68 items were factor analyzed with varimax rotation. 9 factors accounted for 49.5% of the variance and Eigen values ranged from 12.4 to 1.72. Items with a severely skewed distribution and those that did not load clearly on a single factor were discarded

Factor analysis was performed on 36 items. 9 factors accounted for 62.5 % of the variance.

Study 2

  • CFA with SEM
  • FCQ with locus of control
  • Neuroticism
  • Self report
Factor analysis of responses generated the following nine factors of the FCQ

68 items were factor analyzed with varimax rotation. 9 factors accounted for 49.5% of the variance and Eigen values ranged from 12.4 to 1.72. Items with a severely skewed distribution and those that did not load clearly on a single factor were discarded

Factor analysis was performed on 36 items. 9 factors accounted for 62.5 % of the variance.

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Verification

  • CFA verified questionnaire structure in second study
  • All parameters were significant at p
  • Test-retest reliability was satisfactory over the 2-3 week period
CFA was carried out with SEM with generalized least squares normal theory estimation.

Results:
CFI = .991

FCQ factor structure identified in the first study was confirmed in the second independent study.

Validity evidence

  • Researchers presented inter item correlation
  • EQS program
  • CFA done with structural equation modelling
  • Convergent validity tested between FCQ and personality factors

Strengths

  • CFA good fit
  • All parameters were significant
  • Corroborates other research
Test-retest was satisfactory

questionnaire structure was verified through the CFA

Limitations

  • No qualitative data
  • Self report
  • No theory
  • Not generalizable
  • Mixture of instruments and scales
No, qualitative methods were not involved in generating factors.

Authors simply chose constructs from existing literature to develop a multidimensional questionnaire.

Possibly can assume it was CCT that was used, based on the reliability findings (understand and improve the reliability of psychological tests)



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Factor analysis of responses generated the following nine factors of the FCQ

68 items were factor analyzed with varimax rotation. 9 factors accounted for 49.5% of the variance and Eigen values ranged from 12.4 to 1.72. Items with a severely skewed distribution and those that did not load clearly on a single factor were discarded

Factor analysis was performed on 36 items. 9 factors accounted for 62.5 % of the variance.

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