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This evaluation tool contains 13 psychosocial items shown to be related to fruit and vegetable intakes. The six constructs are perceived benefits, perceived control, self-efficacy for eating fruit & vegetables, readiness to eat more fruit, readiness to eat more vegetables, and perceived diet quality.

Listed in the SNAP-Ed Evaluation Framework Interpretive Guide.

Used to measure Indicator ST1: Healthy Eating.

Developer
University of California Davis.
Year
2010
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Funding Source
USDA, Food and Nutrition Service.
Free Material
Yes
Evidence
  • Evaluated
Evaluation Framework Indicators
ST1
SNAP-Ed Connection Comments

Recommended questions for measuring S1. Mark one [ST1h] • I am not thinking about eating more fruit. • I am thinking about eating more fruit…planning to start within 6 months. • I am definitely planning to eat more fruit in the next month. • I am trying to eat more fruit now. • I am already eating 3 or more servings of fruit per day. Mark one [ST1g] • I am not thinking about eating more vegetables. • I am thinking about eating more vegetables…planning to start within 6 months. • I am definitely planning to eat more vegetables in the next month. • I am trying to eat more vegetables now. • I am already eating 3 or more servings of vegetables per day.

Review date
Reviewer Initials
JMA