Suchergebnisse - Eating Behaviors

Prieto, A., Lizarraga, M. A., Balagué, N. “… From a CAS perspective, the multidimensional and multi-timescale personal and environmental constrains affecting their eating behavior were integrated through a hierarchically nested organization.  …”

Kaliczynska, L. “… Selected studies suggest that disordered eating behaviors among athletes occur more frequently than in non-athletic individuals (Ghazzawi et al., 2024; Jaššová & Dostal, 2022; Torstveit et al., 2008).  …”

Dobkowska-Szefer, D., Staskiewicz-Bartecka, W., Kiciak, A., Kardas, M. “… Background: The prevalence of disordered eating behaviors and body image disturbances among athletes in weight-category sports remains insufficiently explored, especially in combat disciplines such as contact karate.  …”

Le, C. V., Jagim, A. R., Jones, M. T., Fields, J. B. “… This risk may be further compounded if there are underlying disordered eating (DE) and body dissatisfaction (BID) behaviors.  …”

Veillette, P.-L., Girard, S., D`Amours, J., Huard Pelletier, V., Miquelon, P. “… Factors such as retirement, concussions, social support, parenting style, task-approach goals, and task-oriented behavior were influential components to the well-being and mental health of elite ice hockey players.  …”

Dzieciatkowska, M., Horwat, P., Pierudzka, W., Szymanska, A., Mariowska, A. “… Practical strategies for supporting mental health during rehabilitation include mental health education, early screening, interpersonal therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness practices, and visualization techniques.  …”

Thomson, J., Almstedt, H. C. “… Intuitive eating can promote healthy eating behavior and adequate calorie intake, central variables in calculating energy availability, an underlying cause of low bone mass in athletes.  …”

Donti, O., Panidi, I., Gaspari, V., Donti, A. “… INTRODUCTION: Eating disorders are complex psychiatric disorders impairing everyday life, health, and development (1).  …”

Wasserfurth, P., Halioua, R., Toepffer, D., Lautz, Z., Engel, H., Melin, A. K., Torstveit, M. K., Claussen, M. C., Koehler, K. “… For detection of disordered eating behavior/eating disorder, the BEDA-Q showed a sensitivity and specificity of 71% and 76%, respectively, with a PPV of 68% and an NPV of 79%.  …”

Limballe, A., Kulpa, R., Verhulst, E., Ledouit, S., Bennett, S. J.

Bagot, S., Ramos, I., Hackney, A. C., Finlayson, G., Fournier, E., Boirie, Y., Duclos, M., Isacco, L., Thivel, D. “… However, their long-term eating-behavior traits, especially in combat and female athletes, seem negatively affected.  …”

Meyer, A., Haigis, D., Klos, B., Zipfel, S., Resmark, G., Rall, K., Dreser, K., Hagmann, D., Nieß, A., Kopp, C., Mack, I. “… Eating disorders (anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa) were diagnosed in 40% of the athletes according to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems 11th revision criteria.  …”

Brooks, S. G., Peach, H. D., Howden, R., Lowrie, J., Marino, J. S. “… No significant correlations were established between adaptive dimensions and triad risk, suggesting that athletes with high perfectionistic tendencies that manifest in positive ways may not experience increased risk of the triad or disordered eating. The findings provide a greater understanding of the psychological role perfectionism plays in the development of the triad and help identify behaviors that place athletes at a higher risk. …”

Lee, D.-R., Lee, H.-R., Sung, J.-Y.

Calcaterra, V., Vandoni, M., Bianchi, A., Pirazzi, A., Tiranini, L., Baldassarre, P., Diotti, M., Cavallo, C., Nappi, R. E., Zuccotti, G. “… Moreover, low energy intake and a low body mass index appear to exacerbate existing MD. Lastly, disordered eating behaviors and psychological stress can contribute to MD in female athletes.  …”

Sánchez-Díaz, S., Marqués-Jiménez, D., Castillo, D., Izquierdo, J. M., Yanci, J., Raya-González, J. “… These findings suggest that physical performance of youth basketball players is not influenced by their level of dietary behaviors and nutritional knowledge. …”

Kenger, E. B., Karahan, T. O. “… Psychological factors such as intense stress and pressure have an impact on the eating behavior and body appreciation of national athletes.  …”

Torres-McGehee, T. M., Uriegas, N. A., Hauge, M., Monsma, E. V., Emerson, D. M., Smith, A. B. “… Abstract Context: Eating disorders (EDs) are a cluster of behavioral conditions characterized by uneasy thoughts and behaviors that grow into severe or persistent eating disturbances.  …”

Rojas-Padilla, I. C., Portela-Pino, I., Martínez-Patiño, M. J. “… Eating disorders are psychiatric and behavioral health pathologies of high complexity and different etiology, which can affect age groups, sexes, and ethnicities indistinctly.  …”

Flores, M. R., Martín-Castellanos, A., López-Torres, O., Fernández-Elías, V. E., García-González, J., Mon-López, D. “… The results revealed diverse levels of depression, anxiety, and stress, with BITE scores indicating abnormal eating patterns. Group comparisons exposed significant distinctions in eating behaviors based on competition and training experience.  …”