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1 Table 2. Reasons why students sometimes choose not to eat
Factor Number (%) Makes one sleepy 148 (38) No time 101 (26) Don’t eat breakfast 73 (19) Fasting 62 (16) Watching Weight 57 (15) Don’t like the food 50 (13) No appetite 49 (13) Can’t afford 38 (10) Faraway to get food 26 (7) Other reason 21 (5) Don’t eat lunch 18 (5) Don’t Eat Dinner 5(1) Michael Rudolph et al. Food Insecurity and Coping Strategies amongst Students at University of Witwatersrand. Journal of Food Security, 2018, Vol. 6, No. 1, doi: /jfs-6-1-2 © The Author(s) Published by Science and Education Publishing.

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