Brenna Ellison, Cassandra J. Nguyen, Matthew P. Rabbitt, Brian French, Meg Bruening
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摘要
美国农业部食品安全调查模块(FSSM)是衡量食品安全的黄金标准;然而,研究表明,大学生对 FSSM 项目的反应可能与普通人不同。学生可能拥有不同的食物和经济资源组合(因此,对 "金钱 "的解释也会变得复杂)来获取食物。我们进行了一项随机对照试验,以检验针对这一问题的前言是否能提高模型拟合度。结果表明,前言并没有改善模型拟合度,学生的回答偏离了预期模式。更多的研究将有助于了解这些偏差及其对测量大学校园中 FI 的影响。
Adapting the USDA Food Security Survey Module for use with college students: Can we improve model fit?
The USDA Food Security Survey Module (FSSM) is the gold standard for measuring food security; however, research suggests that college students may respond to FSSM items differently than the general population. Students may have a varied portfolio of food and financial resources (thus, complicating interpretations of “money”) to acquire food. We conducted a randomized control trial to test whether a preamble to address this issue improves model fit. Results indicated the preamble did not improve model fit, and students' responses deviated from expected patterns. More research could help understand these deviations and their implications for measuring FI on college campuses.
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Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy provides a forum to address contemporary and emerging policy issues within an economic framework that informs the decision-making and policy-making community.
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