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The Perceived Body Importance Model of Self-Evaluation on Restrained Eating and Bulimia Behaviors in a sample of female undergraduate

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to demonstrate the effect of perceived body importance in self-evaluation on restrained eating and bulimia behaviors. Based on the Tripartite Influence Model(Keery, van den Berg, & Thompson, 2004), the perceived body importance model of self-evaluation is constructed and model fit is identified. Sociocultural influence(parent, peers, and media), body comparison, thin-ideal internalization, perceived body importance, body dissatisfaction, restrained eating, and bulimia behaviors in a sample of female undergraduate (N=731) are assessed to test structural equation modeling. The result suggests that perceived body importance influence on body dissatisfaction and restrained eating more significantly and directly than dose thin-ideal internalization. As self-evaluation, the more individuals perceive body being important, the more body dissatisfaction and restraint eating are increased.

keywords
eating disorders, eating behaviors, body dissatisfaction, body comparison, perceived body importance, sociocultural influence, 섭식 장애, 섭식 행동, 신체 불만족, 신체 비교, 신체 중요성 지각, 사회 문화적 영향

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