American journal of health behavior · 2011
Longitudinal analysis of weight perception and psychological factors in Chinese adolescents.
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Xie Bin, Chou Chih-Ping, Spruijt-Metz Donna, Reynolds Kim, Palmer Paula H, Wu Qiaobing, Gallaher Peggy, Johnson C Anderson
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: To investigate associations of overweight status and perception with trajectories of psychological distress in adolescents.
METHODS: Longitudinal data for 6970 Chinese adolescents were included. The multivariate curve-of-factor latent growth curve models were adopted to examine trajectories of psychological distress symptoms and associations with overweight status and perception.
RESULTS: After controlling for actual overweight status, psychological distress symptoms were weakly but significantly associated with overweight perception (γ = 0.08 for boys and γ = 0.10 for girls, P < 0.05) and misperception (γ = 0.06 for boys and γ = 0.09 for girls, P < 0.05).
DISCUSSION: Our findings help understanding associations of overweight perception and psychological well being of adolescents.
METHODS: Longitudinal data for 6970 Chinese adolescents were included. The multivariate curve-of-factor latent growth curve models were adopted to examine trajectories of psychological distress symptoms and associations with overweight status and perception.
RESULTS: After controlling for actual overweight status, psychological distress symptoms were weakly but significantly associated with overweight perception (γ = 0.08 for boys and γ = 0.10 for girls, P < 0.05) and misperception (γ = 0.06 for boys and γ = 0.09 for girls, P < 0.05).
DISCUSSION: Our findings help understanding associations of overweight perception and psychological well being of adolescents.