1. Latino Parents' Perceptions of Pediatric Weight Counseling Terms
Shanna Doucette Knierim, RN, MSN, CPNP, Sophia Newcomer, MPH, Alyssa Castillo, MD, Alanna Kulchak Rahm, PhD, Silvia Raghunath, MBA, Christina Clarke, MS, Leslie Wright, MA, Matthew Haemer, MD, MPH, Simon J. Hambidge, PhD, MD 
Academic Pediatrics 
Volume 18, Issue 3, Pages (April 2018)
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2. Figure 1
Conceptual model and rationale for components of regression analysis.
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3. Figure 2
Parental perceptions (mean ratings) of weight counseling terms in English. (A) Desirability: “How much would you like or not like the doctor to use the following words to describe your child’s weight?” (B) Motivating: “How much would each of these words or phrases make you want to help your child lose weight?” (C) Offensive: “How likely do you think each of these words or phrases would make your child feel badly about themselves?”
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4. Figure 3
Parental perceptions (mean ratings) of weight counseling terms in Spanish. (A) Desirability: “How much would you like or not like the doctor to use the following words to describe your child’s weight?” (B) Motivating: “How much would each of these words or phrases make you want to help your child lose weight?” (C) Offensive: “How likely do you think each of these words or phrases would make your child feel badly about themselves?”
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