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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Restrained eating"”.
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Emotions surrounding restrained eating in young adult students
… A mixed-methods study focusing on experiences of restrained eating in young adult students, to develop our understanding of emotions surrounding dieting, diet violation and diet abandonment, thought to precede issues with weight management and disordered eating behaviours. Method: Using the …
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An evaluation of social-cognitive factors in dietary restraint, smoking, and weight control smoking
… the role of social-cognitive variables in restrained eating, smoking, and weight control smoking. Overall, the results indicated Significant main effects of dietary restraint and smoking on dieting- and smoking-related social-cognitive variables. In addition, there were significant group …
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Eating psychopathology and cognitive functioning
… is to cross-culturally explore whether non-eating disordered females with a restrained eating style exhibit deficits in executive functioning. A mediating role of potential mechanisms has been further investigated within this thesis. In contrast to the previous studies, this research is the …
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Emotional intelligence in binge eating disorder among the obese population
… between obese individuals with a Binge Eating Disorder (BED-O) and obese individuals without a Binge Eating Disorder (Non-BED-O). The first focus was on investigating whether these two groups of participants have differing levels of (a) the global Emotional Intelligence (EI) trait and …
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Examining how avoidant coping and anger suppression relate to emotional eating in young women
… response to negative emotions. The importance of restrained eating (chronic dieting) as a precursor for emotional and binge eating is well documented. As a group, restrained eaters reliably eat more in response to negative emotions compared to nonrestrained eaters. Researchers have recently noted, …
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Resourcefulness, Academic Stress, Dispositional Optimism, and Eating Styles among Fifth and Sixth Graders
… harmful health consequences in later adulthood. Eating styles that may involve emotional, external, or restrained eating behaviors have been shown to be associated with overweight and obesity and can be influenced by stress, resulting in the use of unhealthy eating styles as a coping strategy. …
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Weight Stigma, Cognitions, and Disordered Eating
… that weight stigma is predictive of disordered eating (DE) cognitions, which are, in turn, predictive of DE behaviors. The current study explored the unique contribution DE cognitions make to DE behaviors while controlling for other DE cognitions. The DE cognitions examined in the current study …
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The interplay between friendship quality and emotion regulation in the prediction of weight-related concerns among adolescent girls
… such as body dissatisfaction, disordered eating, and body surveillance. These issues are often linked to difficulties in emotion regulation (ER) and the quality of friendships. This study explored how ER and friendship quality, both independently and interactively, predict these …
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Family Systems Variables as Predictors of Eating Styles and Body Mass Index
… triangulation, and the relationship between eating and sex. The childhood feeding variables of interest related to the use of food as a reward, coercive use of food, parental disagreement about feeding, the expression of love through food, and feeding enmeshment (i.e., the perception of …
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WHAT’S WEIGHING YOU DOWN? OBESITY AND WEIGHT BIAS INTERNALIZATION: AN EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATION ON THE CORRELATES OF WEIGHT BIAS INTERNALIZATION
… Anxiety and Stress Scale (DASS-21); Three-Factor Eating Questionnaire–Revised 18-item Version (TFEQ-R18). To explore the associations, structural equation modelling analysis was undertaken. The originally proposed model did not demonstrate significant associations between the variables, hence …
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High School Students' Physical Health: Associations With Intrapersonal, Family, Peer, Academic, And Risk Behavior Factors
… body image, mood, and self-control for eating, peer and parent acceptance, along with risk taking behavior and academic achievement among high school age students. This research was conducted in order to obtain a better understanding of the relationship and strength between such …
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Overweight-related victimisation in pre-adolescent boys and girls
… may be a risk factor in the development of later eating and body image problems. However, little research has focused directly on teasing experiences in childhood. The current study aimed to extend previous work and investigate the frequency of overweight-related victimisation and its …
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Finding a "fit" between narratives : a framework for meeting the needs of people struggling with non-clinical disordered eating
Disordered eating is becoming increasingly prevalent among the general population and patterns are said to have substantial emotional, physical and psychosocial problems. This study examined emotional processes and helping relationships among people with experiences of disordered eating. Disordered …
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Adolescent Norms for the Eating Disorder Inventory as Related to Personal Variables in Female Adolescents at One Private Urban, One Rural, and One Semi-Rural High School
… Some adolescents progress along the continuum of restrained eating toward the development of pathological eating disorders. In order to identify risk factors in the development of eating disorders, eating attitudes and behaviors of 454 normal adolescents were studied by using the Eating Disorder …
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Individual Differences in Eating Behaviours and Their Relationship with Motivation, Cognition and Weight Control
… to be associated with individual differences in eating behaviours (French et al., 2012). Certain factors, such as motivation (hedonic hunger and hunger status) as well as cognition (impulsivity and memory) may have an impact on eating behaviours and their relationship with weight control. Thus, …
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Evaluation of sweet taste perception in habitual and non-habitual consumers of low-calorie sweeteners
… as an exploratory aim, participants completed eating behavior questionnaires, including the Food Craving Inventory and Dutch Eating Behavior Questionnaire and were asked to select reasons why they choose to consume (or not consume) LCS to evaluate potential differences in eating behaviors …
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A Manipulation of Cognitive Restriction and Goal-Conflict: Mechanisms Underlying the Disinhibition Effect of Eating Behavior
… alluring temptation. The goal-conflict model of eating (Stroebe, van Koningsbruggen, Papies, & Aarts, 2013) suggests that restrained eaters (i.e., chronic dieters) experience self-regulation failure (e.g., overeating, or disinhibition) due to inner competing goals of eating enjoyment and weight …