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Data cleaning process.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of the study sample.

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Table 2.

Mean differences in food group consumption by gender (n = 593).

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Table 3.

Mean differences in food group consumption by family’s socioeconomic status (n = 593).

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Mean differences in food group consumption by location of the family home (n = 593).

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Table 5.

Mean differences in food group consumption depending on whether students cook for themselves or not (n = 593).

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Table 6.

Mean differences in food group consumption by degree course (n = 593).

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Table 7.

Compliance with the recommendations of the Mediterranean diet pyramid (n = 593).

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Table 8.

Multiple regression analysis of food groups based on the Mediterranean diet pyramid, social determinants and interactions.

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Table 9.

Multiple regression analysis: Fitted models for significant interactions.

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