Participatory ‘Creative Health’ in Fukushima schools: implications of ‘ACT’ theatre component for children’s responses

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Table 2

Change in score before and after workshop.

	Group	No. of students^a	Pre- workshop	Post- workshop	P value^b
Are you satisfied with your health?	I	81	3.36	3.85	Interaction: 0.238 Main effect: group 0.556, time <0.001
Are you satisfied with your health?	II	115	3.52	3.83
How do you feel about the community where you live?	I	83	3.72	3.95	Interaction: 0.033 Simple effect: group 0.364 at pre-workshop and 0.937 at post- workshop; time 0.019 for Group 1 and 0.596 for Group II
How do you feel about the community where you live?	II	114	3.83	3.78
How do you feel about the food where you live?	I	78	3.72	3.91	Interaction: 0.620 Main effect: group 0.293, time 0.007
How do you feel about the food where you live?	II	113	3.92	4.05
Are you willing to help prepare meals at home?	I	76	3.51	3.63	Interaction: 0.542 Main effect: group <0.001, time 0.254
Are you willing to help prepare meals at home?	II	111	3.96	4.00

Total number of the participants were 92 in Group I (FOOD, BODY, and ACT) and 125 in Group II (FOOD and BODY). Only data for participants who gave responses both pre-workshop and post-workshop were analyzed.

A two-way mixed-design ANOVA was used.

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