marginally significantp = 0.07
Similarly, multiple imputation results suggested a marginally significant increase in vegetable consumption ( p = 0.07), a decrease in breakfast consumption ( p = 0.09), and an increase in eating fast food (p = 0.05).
Similarly, multiple imputation results suggested a marginally significant increase in vegetable consumption ( p = 0.07), a decrease in breakfast consumption ( p = 0.09), and an increase in eating fast food (p = 0.05).
(Additional File 2 - Supplemental Figure1). The target behavior trajectory changes showed a positive trend, though not statistically significant.