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Resumo:Portugal is among the European countries with higher rates of overweight children, and parental feeding practices may affect children weight and eating patterns. A community sample of 252 Portuguese parents was used to study the psychometric properties of the Portuguese version of the Parental Feeding Style Questionnaire. (i.e., structural, convergent and discriminant validity, external and criterion validity, as well as reliability and sensitivity). Regarding construct validity, the measurement model supported a five-factor structure (Emotional, Instrumental, Encouragement, Permissiveness, and Control) with an acceptable fit; Item 24 was excluded since it showed a very low factor weight and was not significantly associated with its subscale (λ=0.274; p=0.065); also, this item’s explained variance was below the recommended (r2=0.018). Discriminant validity was verified in eight of the ten paired factors. Only the emotional eating subscale had a good value of VME (convergent validity; VME = .62). External validity was confirmed, as was internal consistency, where four of the five subscales, with the exception of the emotional eating subscale, had good Cronbach's alphas (.67 <α <.88). The Portuguese sample reported the predominant use of permissiveness and control practices, similar to that reported by previous studies. The Portuguese Parental Feeding Style Questionnaire appears valid and reliable for assessing Portuguese parents feeding styles and can be used in further studies. The existence of culturally adapted and validated instruments is fundamental for an accurate understanding of parental practices, in order to develop strategies to manage children’s dietary intake and prevent health-related problems, subsequent to overweight.
Autores principais:Pimenta, Filipa
Outros Autores:Garcia, Inês Queiroz; Cristina, Sofia; Galvão, Diana; Maroco, João Paulo; Leal, Isabel Pereira
Assunto:Feeding Parental practices Children Validation Portuguese Alimentação Práticas parentais Crianças Validação Português
Ano:2019
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Ispa-Instituto Universitário
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório do Ispa - Instituto Universitário
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Maroco, João Paulo
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Crianças
Validação
Português
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description Portugal is among the European countries with higher rates of overweight children, and parental feeding practices may affect children weight and eating patterns. A community sample of 252 Portuguese parents was used to study the psychometric properties of the Portuguese version of the Parental Feeding Style Questionnaire. (i.e., structural, convergent and discriminant validity, external and criterion validity, as well as reliability and sensitivity). Regarding construct validity, the measurement model supported a five-factor structure (Emotional, Instrumental, Encouragement, Permissiveness, and Control) with an acceptable fit; Item 24 was excluded since it showed a very low factor weight and was not significantly associated with its subscale (λ=0.274; p=0.065); also, this item’s explained variance was below the recommended (r2=0.018). Discriminant validity was verified in eight of the ten paired factors. Only the emotional eating subscale had a good value of VME (convergent validity; VME = .62). External validity was confirmed, as was internal consistency, where four of the five subscales, with the exception of the emotional eating subscale, had good Cronbach's alphas (.67 <α <.88). The Portuguese sample reported the predominant use of permissiveness and control practices, similar to that reported by previous studies. The Portuguese Parental Feeding Style Questionnaire appears valid and reliable for assessing Portuguese parents feeding styles and can be used in further studies. The existence of culturally adapted and validated instruments is fundamental for an accurate understanding of parental practices, in order to develop strategies to manage children’s dietary intake and prevent health-related problems, subsequent to overweight.
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spellingShingle Validation of the parental feeding style questionnaire in a portuguese sample
Pimenta, Filipa
Feeding
Parental practices
Children
Validation
Portuguese
Alimentação
Práticas parentais
Crianças
Validação
Português
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Feeding
Parental practices
Children
Validation
Portuguese
Alimentação
Práticas parentais
Crianças
Validação
Português
title Validation of the parental feeding style questionnaire in a portuguese sample
title_full Validation of the parental feeding style questionnaire in a portuguese sample
title_fullStr Validation of the parental feeding style questionnaire in a portuguese sample
title_full_unstemmed Validation of the parental feeding style questionnaire in a portuguese sample
title_short Validation of the parental feeding style questionnaire in a portuguese sample
title_sort Validation of the parental feeding style questionnaire in a portuguese sample
topic Feeding
Parental practices
Children
Validation
Portuguese
Alimentação
Práticas parentais
Crianças
Validação
Português
topic_facet Feeding
Parental practices
Children
Validation
Portuguese
Alimentação
Práticas parentais
Crianças
Validação
Português
url http://hdl.handle.net/10400.12/7726
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