EATING BEHAVIOR IN STUDENTS OF A WEST SIBERIAN INDUSTRIAL CENTER: &#x0D;
A HYGIENIC ASSESSMENT

Kutseva, E. V.; Филатова, О. В.; Voronina, I. Yu.; Brynzova, S. E.

doi:10.33396/1728-0869-2021-11-20-27

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2021

DOI: 10.33396/1728-0869-2021-11-20-27

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EATING BEHAVIOR IN STUDENTS OF A WEST SIBERIAN INDUSTRIAL CENTER: A HYGIENIC ASSESSMENT

E. V. Kutseva

О. В. Филатова

I. Yu. Voronina

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Abstract: ФГБОУ ВО «Алтайский государственный университет», г. Барнаул Введение: Несмотря на пристальное внимание к проблеме питания студенческой молодежи, влияние фактора нарушений пищевого поведения (ПП) остается недостаточно изученным. Цель: Изучить ПП студенческой молодежи -жителей промышленного центра Западной Сибири г. Барнаула и факторы, его формирующие. Методы: Анкетирование с целью изучения нутриционного статуса, Голландский опросник пищевого поведения (DEBQ). Результаты: Методом кластерного анализа были выделе… Show more

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Prevalence of disadaptive eating behavior among sports university students

Давлетова

Тафеева²

2022

Ekologiya cheloveka (Human Ecology)

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Abstract. The article presents the results of a study whose aim was to assess the prevalence of maladaptive eating behavior (MEB) among students of a sports university. Materials and methods: a survey was conducted among 768 students of the Volga region GUFKSiT using the "Eating Behavior Assessment Scale" (EBAS). Results. It has been established that only 41.11.78% of students of a sports university have no signs of MEB. The presence of deviations according to the subscales of the EBAS was revealed in 72.94.54% of wrestlers, 55.03.2% of sports games athletes, 57.84.59% of complex coordination sports athletes and 55.84, 23% athletes of cyclic sports and 59.43.71% of non-athletes. Conclusions. The use of EBAS made it possible to identify not only the clinical signs of MEB in students of a sports university, but also the psychological characteristics and behavioral stereotypes characteristic of people with MEB. Complex coordination sports athletes and wrestlers - a group of special risk for the development of MEB. Among athletes of team sports, as well as boys and girls of non-athletes, clinical symptoms of MEB are less common, but psychological characteristics and behavioral stereotypes typical of people with MEB are more often detected, which can be considered as a high predisposition to the development of MEB. EBAS can be used as a screening method for determining MEB at the prenosological stage, to identify groups of students at particular risk and develop targeted preventive measures, taking into account gender characteristics and the specifics of students' sports activities.

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Prevalence of disadaptive eating behavior among sports university students

Давлетова

Тафеева²

2022

Ekologiya cheloveka (Human Ecology)

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Level of body image satisfaction and prevalence of maladaptive eating behavior among sports university students with different nutritional status

Davletova,

Tafeeva

2023

Tihookeanskij medicinskij žurnal

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Aim. To assess the level of body image satisfaction and the prevalence of maladaptive eating behavior (МEB) among students of a sports university with different types of nutritional status (NS).Materials and methods. 278 students of the Volga Region State University of Physical Culture, Sports and Tourism were surveyed using a body image questionnaire and the Eating Disorder Inventory scale. The body composition of participants was assessed. The distribution of students by NS types was carried out on the basis of BMI data, percentage of fat mass, and the discrepancy between actual and ideal weight.Results. The study showed that 47.5 ± 3.0% and 38.5±2.9% of the respondents had an insufficient and normal NS, respectively. Only 14.0±2.1% of the students had an excessive NS. Among those extremely dissatisfied with their appearance, individuals with an insufficient NS prevailed (69.5±4.5%), with 21.0±3.9% having an excessive NS and only 9.5±2.9% having a normal NS. The largest number of individuals with clinical manifestations of MEB was established among the students with an insufficient NS (61.8±6.1%).Conclusion. Among the surveyed sports university students, individuals with insufficient and normal NS prevailed; the share of students with excessive NS was insignificant. Insufficient NS was often associated with a distortion in the perception of the body image and maladaptive EB symptoms. The majority of individuals with an adequate attitude towards their appearance had a normal NS. Psychological characteristics and behavioral stereotypes typical of people with MEB were found in students not only with insufficient, but also with normal NS types.

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EATING BEHAVIOR IN STUDENTS OF A WEST SIBERIAN INDUSTRIAL CENTER: A HYGIENIC ASSESSMENT

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