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Translating caregiver-identified neighborhood features into quantitative variables for statistical analyses of effects on child health
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Neighborhoods are hypothesized to affect weight-related outcomes in part through their influence on household food choices, but quantitative study findings have been mixed. This may reflect mismatch between variables analyzed and residents’ experiences. Our objective was to identify quantitative variables corresponding to neighborhood features caregivers of young children find important for families’ food choices.
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