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Table 2 Comparison of nutritional knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors of children in Kerman city in 1400 before and after the implementation of the training program on principles of proper nutrition (n = 70)

From: Education as an effective strategy to promote nutritional knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in street children

Variables

Tim-Group

Pre-intervention

M ± SD

Post-intervention

M ± SD

Intragroup

Differences

Paired

t-test

P- value

Knowledge

Intervention

19.62 ± 1.41

31.05 ± 2.43

11.45

-25.74

 < .001

Control

20.25 ± 1.40

19.74 ± 1.46

-.51

1.97

.057

Independent t-test

-1.86

23.55

23.21

  

P-value

.066

 < .001

 < .001

  

Attitudes

Intervention

23.94 ± 1.69

38.74 ± 2.59

14.80

-25.05

 < .001

Control

23.85 ± 3.13

23.00 ± 2.44

-.85

1.96

.058

Independent t-test

.15

26.11

21.32

  

P-value

.887

 < .001

 < .001

  

Behaviors

Intervention

21.97 ± 1.75

28.02 ± 2.61

6.05

-12.92

 < .001

Control

21.11 ± 2.78

21.68 ± 2.73

.57

-1.90

.062

Independent t-test

1.54

9.92

10.20

  

P-value

.128

 < .001

 < .001

  
  1. Bold p-values are significant at the level of ≤ 0.05