Psychosocial Determinants of Food Acquisition and Preparation in Low-Income, Urban African American Households

Arts & Humanities

• Household 92%
• African Americans 91%
• Food 74%
• Income 58%
• Confidence Interval 32%
• Food Preparation 27%
• Caregivers 27%
• Behavioral Intention 19%
• Self-efficacy 17%
• Linear Regression 6%
• Nutrition 6%
• Venues 6%
• Diet 6%
• Deviation 6%
• Questionnaire 5%
• Participation 4%
• Evaluation 3%

Social Sciences

• low income 84%
• American 82%
• determinants 75%
• food 73%
• confidence 19%
• psychosocial factors 18%
• caregiver 18%
• self-efficacy 8%
• household size 7%
• household income 5%
• health behavior 5%
• nutrition 4%
• assistance 3%
• regression 3%
• participation 2%
• questionnaire 2%
• evaluation 2%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• African Americans 100%
• Income 87%
• Food 74%
• Caregivers 19%
• Confidence Intervals 16%
• Self Efficacy 11%
• Psychology 11%
• Intention 10%
• Linear Models 8%
• Poverty 6%
• Health Behavior 5%
• Obesity 3%
• Diet 3%