For Boys, the risk appears to concentrate at the higher end of the BMI spectrum, as a lower BMI was associated with reduced odds and Interventions targeting emotional well-being should consider overweight and obesity as potential risk factors in boys.
Introduction: Adolescents generally experience greater emotional intensity and interpersonal conflict than either children or adults. How adolescents respond to the emotional stress of their body weight is different among boys and girls. This investigation aimed to verify the association between body mass index and emo...
A. Hartika, Madaffa Salsabil Zahra, Lidya Safitri· Journal of public health for...· 0 citations
Background: During adolescence, rapid changes in the physical, cognitive, and social domains can make it difficult for individuals to regulate their emotions, potentially leading to increased aggression when psychological well-being is compromised.
Objective: This study aimed to examine the association between emotiona...
Kevser Erdinç Gedik, Atiye Karakul, D. S. Düzkaya· Liaquat National Journal of...· 0 citations
Aims: This study examined the associations among multidimensional test anxiety, difficulties in emotion regulation, and eating behaviors in adolescents, with a focus on public health-relevant implications during academically stressful periods.Methods: This cross-sectional study included 1.713 high school students aged...
Fatma Elif Eroğlu, İlayda Terlemez, Neslihan Arslan et al.· Journal of Health Sciences a...· 0 citations
Background: Transitions of college life often lead to changes in eating habits, psychological well-being, and body weight, which can have an impact on young adults' nutritional status and general health. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between eating attitudes, emotional appetite, and Body Mas...
Silambu Selvi Kumbamoorthy, D. Tasnim, Tanu Shri Kamalakumar· International Journal of Com...· 0 citations
Findings suggest that emotional eating may contribute to later sleep disturbances in specific subgroups in specific subgroups, and within-person associations between emotional eating and sleep disturbances across adolescence are examined.
V. van Garling, H. Harris, P. W. Jansen· Eating Behaviors· 0 citations
Perceived emotional intelligence has been associated with psychological wellbeing and may be particularly relevant among health sciences students exposed to academic and interpersonal demands. This study examined the association between perceived emotional intelligence and life satisfaction among health sciences st...
Grace Andrea Huaca Guevara, AdrianaEdit MinietCastillo, Patricio-Gabriel Fuentes· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
We use cookies to run the site and, with your consent, for analytics and to show ads.
See our Cookie Policy.
