Descriptive statistics and Pearson correlations for stool-related over-reporting (below diagonal) and food-related over-reporting (above diagonal) with predictor variables.

Note. N stool-related over-reporting = 189. N food-related over-reporting = 525. OvR = Over-reporting; MCSDS = Marlow—Crown Social Desirability Scale; NC = Need for conformity; FOA = Feeling of affiliation; DN = Descriptive norm; IN = Injunctive norm; PH = Presence of spouse; PA = Presence of adults; RDR = Regular daily routine; FTI = Frequent task interruptions; ET = Estimation tendency; HK = Health knowledge; RA = Rationalisation. a Correlations are point-biserial correlations. b For the dichotomous variables of PS, PA and RDR, percentages are presented, instead of mean. Boldface: significant with p ≤ 0.001, except for the following: cp ≤ 0.01; dp ≤ 0.05. One-tailed significance levels are presented, except for PS and PA. Descriptive statistics and Pearson correlations for stool-related over-reporting (below diagonal) and food-related over-reporting (above diagonal) with predictor variables.