Research Article

The Effect of Educational Intervention Based on Theory of Planned Behavior Approach on Complementary Feeding: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Table 5

Change in mother’s self-efficacy in giving nutritious complementary feeding practice through several barriers.

Self-efficacy scoreBeforeAfterDiff value

When I feel stressful/fatigue13.2<0.001
When baby refuses to eat14.7<0.001
When I have a lot of household chores13.6<0.001
When I think I cannot cook12.8<0.001
When I do not know what to cook14.3<0.001
When I do not know how much to cook15.1<0.001
When I work15.7<0.001
When fresh foods are limited15.1<0.001
When baby experiences constipation16.0<0.001
During holiday13.7<0.001
When husband is less supportive12.5<0.001
Overall self-efficacy score14.2<0.001

Statistically significant at based on the paired -test.