Gendered Considerations in the Treatment and Prevention of Eating Disorders

Maine, Margo; Bunnell, Douglas W.

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“…Research findings from CIT methods may then guide future research studies that integrate traditional hypothesis testing methods to explore the associations between variables in a more intentional way to guide future preventive efforts. The results from this study highlight several variables that are already documented in the literature as pertinent risk factors for DEB, including appearance‐based teasing (Dahill et al, 2021), weight teasing (Eisenberg et al, 2012; Hunger et al, 2020; Puhl et al, 2014), everyday discrimination (Beccia et al, 2020; Yoon et al, 2022), gender (Keel et al, 2007; Maine & Bunnell, 2015; Pritchard et al, 2006), and financial difficulty (Richardson et al, 2015; Simone et al, 2021), as well as two variables collected during adolescence that have been explored less in the literature: receipt of public assistance and neighborhood safety (Mikhail et al, 2021) that are worth investigating further in future research studies.…”

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Exploring the intersection of multiple social determinants of health and disordered eating behaviors in a population‐based sample in the United States

Simone

Slaughter-Acey

Hazzard

et al. 2022

Intl J Eating Disorders

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Objective Disordered eating behaviors (DEBs) have long‐term, deleterious effects on health and are more prevalent among socially marginalized groups, likely as a result of systemic inequities across social determinants of health (SDoH). This exploratory study aimed to identify subgroups of emerging adults characterized by main and interactive associations between SDoH and two forms of DEB (binge eating, extreme unhealthy weight control behaviors). Method Participants (n = 1568; age 22.2 ± 2.1 years) from the United States were drawn from the EAT 2010–2018 longitudinal study. Conditional inference tree (CIT) analyses derived main and intersecting SDoH related to DEB across 33 input variables collected during adolescence and emerging adulthood. Results The binge eating CIT revealed five subgroups (prevalence: 6.3–23.2%) shaped by variables collected during emerging adulthood: appearance‐based teasing (p < .001), financial difficulty (p = .003), gender (p < .001), and everyday discrimination (p = .008). The CIT results for extreme unhealthy weight control behaviors derived six subgroups (prevalence: 2.3–45.5%) shaped by weight teasing (p < .001) and gender (p < .001) during emerging adulthood and public assistance (p = .008) and neighborhood safety (p = .007) in adolescence. Discussion This exploratory study revealed distinct subgroups of emerging adults with varying DEB prevalence, suggesting that variability in DEB prevalence may be partially explained by intersecting SDoH during adolescence and emerging adulthood. Hypothesis‐driven research and replication studies are needed to further explore the associations between SDoH and DEB during emerging adulthood. Public Significance Statement Disordered eating behaviors are common among young people in the United States and have long‐term health consequences. This exploratory study identified subgroups of young people, characterized by combinations of social inequities (e.g., financial difficulties, teasing). Results highlight high‐risk subgroups of emerging adults that should be examined further in hypothesis‐driven research.

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Exploring the intersection of multiple social determinants of health and disordered eating behaviors in a population‐based sample in the United States

Simone

Slaughter-Acey

Hazzard

et al. 2022

Intl J Eating Disorders

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“…Emosi tersebut berhubungan dengan pikiran, persepsi dan dapat mengubah diri menjadi pribadi yang kaku. Mindfulness mendorong untuk mengeksplor emosi-emosi negatif tersebut sehingga terbentuk pikiran yang sehat dan mengarah ke perilaku peran sakit yang positif (Maine, McGilley, & Bunnell, 2010).…”

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Mindfulness Dengan Perilaku Peran Sakit Pada Pasien Pasca Stroke

Diarfah¹,

Sompa

2020

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Stroke is a common cause of disability and has a large impact on an individual's life. Stroke recovery is very individual and requires a long process. Family support is not enough to give effect to the recovery of post-stroke sufferers, the mindfulness of post-stroke sufferers themselves to recover is also needed. The purpose was determined the relationship between mindfulness with sick role behavior in post-stroke patients with. The subjects were 110 people with characteristics aged 30-65 years. The instruments of this study were the Applied Mindfulness Process Scale (AMPS) and Barcylas Sick Role Process Inventory (BSRPI). The technique of Mediated Multiple Regression was the data analysis. The results showed there was a correlation between mindfulness and sick role behavior (β = 0.51, p 0.05).

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Gendered Considerations in the Treatment and Prevention of Eating Disorders

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Exploring the intersection of multiple social determinants of health and disordered eating behaviors in a population‐based sample in the United States

Exploring the intersection of multiple social determinants of health and disordered eating behaviors in a population‐based sample in the United States

Mindfulness Dengan Perilaku Peran Sakit Pada Pasien Pasca Stroke

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