Add to ORKGThis study sought to find a correlation between Facebook usage and exercise and diet habits among college-age females. A review of literature has shown the prevalence of eating disorders on college campuses and the pressures directly associated with these statistics. Eighty surveys were collected in order to measure both qualitative and quantitative data concerning the participants Facebook, eating, and dieting habits. Results revealed a strong drive among these females to stay thin through the use of diet and exercise habits, along with a correlation between viewing Facebook photos and the urge to workout. Further research on this subject should focus on the potential danger caused by extreme Facebook usage
Most young adults gain weight while attending college, setting the stage for long-term weight gain, ...
Women often observe one another’s bodies through real-life interactions or media exposure. As observ...
Background: Research over the past years has shown that exposure to thin and beauty ideals in the me...
This study sought to find a correlation between Facebook usage and exercise and diet habits among co...
Introduction. Approximately 11-20% of college women in America are within the clinical range for dis...
Disordered eating behavior—dieting, laxative use, fasting, binge eating—is common in college-aged wo...
American women are constantly bombarded with images of how their bodies should look. As women intern...
Approximately 32% of college-aged individuals are overweight or obese, yet few weight loss programs ...
Young women increasingly spend time with social media, but the relationship of this exposure to body...
Research article with tables.As of March 2013, Facebook recorded having 1.11 billion active members...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the frequency of specific activities on Facebook that have a...
We live in a world where image means everything. There is an emphasis to look a certain way and to b...
© 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Objective: The primary aim of the study was to examine the relationsh...
© 2017 The present study aimed to identify the specific social networking sites (SNS) features that ...
The present study examines the relationship between engagement with the social networking site (SNS)...
Most young adults gain weight while attending college, setting the stage for long-term weight gain, ...
Women often observe one another’s bodies through real-life interactions or media exposure. As observ...
Background: Research over the past years has shown that exposure to thin and beauty ideals in the me...
This study sought to find a correlation between Facebook usage and exercise and diet habits among co...
Introduction. Approximately 11-20% of college women in America are within the clinical range for dis...
Disordered eating behavior—dieting, laxative use, fasting, binge eating—is common in college-aged wo...
American women are constantly bombarded with images of how their bodies should look. As women intern...
Approximately 32% of college-aged individuals are overweight or obese, yet few weight loss programs ...
Young women increasingly spend time with social media, but the relationship of this exposure to body...
Research article with tables.As of March 2013, Facebook recorded having 1.11 billion active members...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the frequency of specific activities on Facebook that have a...
We live in a world where image means everything. There is an emphasis to look a certain way and to b...
© 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Objective: The primary aim of the study was to examine the relationsh...
© 2017 The present study aimed to identify the specific social networking sites (SNS) features that ...
The present study examines the relationship between engagement with the social networking site (SNS)...
Most young adults gain weight while attending college, setting the stage for long-term weight gain, ...
Women often observe one another’s bodies through real-life interactions or media exposure. As observ...
Background: Research over the past years has shown that exposure to thin and beauty ideals in the me...