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To understand the relationships between the fathers' consciousness and behavior regarding diet and those of their families, a questionnaire survey was conducted for616 cases, each of which consisted of a father, a mother and a child; the subject children were in the second, fourth or sixth grade in elementary schools. Using factor anlaysis, principal factors of consciousness and behavior on diet were obtained separately for fathers, mothers and children. Then, correlations of these factors between fathers and mothers, between mothers and children, and between fathers and children were examined. From 2 factors, i.e. "cooperation in meal preparation" and "intention of having meals with familie s", the fathers were classified into 2 groups. The major findings were as follows. 1. The correlations between the fathers' principal factors of consciousness and behavior on diet and those of the mothers demonstrated high interrelatednesses fromeach other. Those factors between the fathers and the children, however, were not closely correlated. 2. In cases that the fathers intended to have meals with the families, the mothers tended to recognize meals at home significant and to pay more attention tomeals suitable to the children. In cases that the fathers seldom took meals with their families but intended to cooperate in preparation of meals, the mothers tended to pay little attention to meals but to give suited dietary education to the children. In contrast, when the fathers seldom took meals with the families and had less intention in cooperation of preparing meals, the mothers tended to save expenses for diets and to pay less attention to dietary education to the children. It is thus concluded that the influence of the fathers' behavioral patterns, such as meals with families and cooperation in preparing meals, on the children's consciousness and behavior on diet was obvious through those of the mothers.

Relationships between Father and the Family Members on Dietary Life.