This study analyzed the importance of exercise frequency on eating disordered behaviors and psychological well-being and the ability of various exercises, individual, and psychological variables to predict eating disordered behaviors. The following characteristics were measured: eating disordered behaviors, dieting habits, physical activity, goal orientation, social physique anxiety, and self-esteem. The results showed that regular exercise was reported more frequently by males, those with high attraction towards exercise, and adolescents with fewer dieting behaviors. Moreover, adolescents who exercised regularly showed fewer eating disordered behaviors and had more positive psychological functioning. The results also confirmed the importan...
Objective: This study aimed to explore whether exercise produced acute psychological benefits for ad...
Disordered eating is a cluster of unhealthy eating habits and weight behaviors, with a negative imp...
The sport literature has produced equivocal results as to whether sport participation is a protectiv...
AbstractThis study analyzed the importance of exercise frequency on eating disordered behaviors and ...
Background: Exercise is positively associated with physical health and psychological well-being. The...
Abstract only availableExercise as a means to control weight is common among individuals with eating...
This study analyzes eating disordered behaviors in a sample of Portuguese athletes and explores its ...
This study examined associations among eating disorder characteristics, excessive exerci...
The aim of this study was to examine the association between a comprehensive spectrum of physical fi...
The literature has shown that physical activity can be a risk factor and / or a maintenance factor i...
Abstract Objective: Compulsive exercise has been closely linked with eating disorders, and has been ...
This review aims to critically examine and summarise the existing research that has studied the prev...
Abstract Background Compulsive exercise (CE) has been proposed as significant in the etiology, devel...
The current thesis aimed to contribute to the understanding of the role and overall management of co...
Background: The aim of the current study was to contribute to the development of a clinical profile ...
Objective: This study aimed to explore whether exercise produced acute psychological benefits for ad...
Disordered eating is a cluster of unhealthy eating habits and weight behaviors, with a negative imp...
The sport literature has produced equivocal results as to whether sport participation is a protectiv...
AbstractThis study analyzed the importance of exercise frequency on eating disordered behaviors and ...
Background: Exercise is positively associated with physical health and psychological well-being. The...
Abstract only availableExercise as a means to control weight is common among individuals with eating...
This study analyzes eating disordered behaviors in a sample of Portuguese athletes and explores its ...
This study examined associations among eating disorder characteristics, excessive exerci...
The aim of this study was to examine the association between a comprehensive spectrum of physical fi...
The literature has shown that physical activity can be a risk factor and / or a maintenance factor i...
Abstract Objective: Compulsive exercise has been closely linked with eating disorders, and has been ...
This review aims to critically examine and summarise the existing research that has studied the prev...
Abstract Background Compulsive exercise (CE) has been proposed as significant in the etiology, devel...
The current thesis aimed to contribute to the understanding of the role and overall management of co...
Background: The aim of the current study was to contribute to the development of a clinical profile ...
Objective: This study aimed to explore whether exercise produced acute psychological benefits for ad...
Disordered eating is a cluster of unhealthy eating habits and weight behaviors, with a negative imp...
The sport literature has produced equivocal results as to whether sport participation is a protectiv...