* All correlations between single items and multiple items for fruits and vegetables were statistically significant with P < 0.0001 aCorrelation between summary servings and pyramids servings for men are significantly higher than those for women for both fruits and vegetables with P <0.01. bMen and women younger than the median age (61 for women, 62 for men)have a significantly higher correlation between summary servings and pyramid servings than those older than the median age for both fruits and vegetables, with P<0.01. cCurrent smokers have a significantly higher correlation between summary servings and pyramid servings than former or never smokers for fruit only, with P<0.01. dDrinkers have a significantly higher correlation between summary servings and pyramid servings of both fruits and vegetables than non drinkers, with P<0.01. eObese individuals have a significantly higher correlation between summary servings and pyramid servings than lean or normal individuals for vegetables only, with P<0.01. fDietary Supplement non-users have significantly higher correlations between summary servings and pyramid servings than Supplement users for fruits only, with P<0.01. |
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Table 3: Spearman Correlations between Summary and Pyramid Servings Stratified by Lifestyle Characteristics and Demographics. |