Comparison of factors associated with disordered eating between male and female malaysian university students

Comparison of factors associated with disordered eating between male and female malaysian university students

Disordered eating is prevalent among university students, especially females. Whilst literature suggests that factors associated with disordered eating may differ according to gender, such an association has not been studied in Malaysia. This cross-sectional study aims to compare factors associated...

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Main Authors: Appukutty, M. (Author), Chin, Y.S (Author), Gan, W.Y (Author), Kagawa, M. (Author), Poh, B.K (Author), Shariff, Z.M (Author), Taib, M.N.M (Author), Wong, J.E (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG, 2020
Subjects:
adult
Article
Body Appreciation Scale
body dissatisfaction
body image
Body image
Body Image
body mass
Body Satisfaction Scale
body size
body weight
Centre for Epidemiological Studies Depressed Mood Scale
clinical trial
comparative study
Contour Drawing Rating Scale
Cross-Sectional Studies
cross-sectional study
depression
Depression
Depressive symptoms
digital weighing scale
Disordered eating
Eating Attitudes Test
eating disorder
Feeding and Eating Disorders
feeding behavior
Feeding Behavior
female
Female
hopelessness
human
Humans
loss of appetite
Malaysia
Malaysian
male
Male
multicenter study
obesity
prevalence
Prevalence
psychology
psychomotor retardation
questionnaire
risk factor
Risk Factors
scoring system
sex difference
sex factor
Sex Factors
sleep disorder
student
Students
Universities
university
university student
University students
young adult
Young Adult
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