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Weight misperception and its association with dieting methods and eating behaviors in South Korean adolescents

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BACKGROUND/OBJECTIVES: There is little information on the association between weight misperception and eating behaviorin Korean adolescents. Therefore, we investigated the association of food intake habits and dieting method and disturbedeating behavior (DEB) in relation to weight misperception. SUBJECTS/METHODS: Data was collected by using a nationwide online panel survey from 6,943 adolescents enrolled in middle/highschool. DEB was measured with the Eating Attitudes Test (EAT-26) and those who scored ≥ 20 on the EAT-26 were consideredto have eating disorder. Logistic regressions were conducted to examine the association between weight misperception basedon self-reported weight status and dieting method and eating behaviors. RESULTS: The proportion of weight underestimation was 23.5% and that of overestimation was 24.0%. Weight overestimatinggirls were more likely to engage in various unhealthy dieting practices (OR = 1.69 for fasting; OR = 1.88 for laxative or diureticuse; OR = 2.05 for self-induced vomiting after meals; P < 0.05). Moreover, there was a strong association between overestimationand undesirable eating behaviors, especially among girls, e.g.: having breakfast (OR = 0.85), high consumption of fast foods(OR = 1.28) and regular sodas (OR = 1.39), but not among boys. In both genders, weight overestimation appears to be a majorrisk factor for DEB (OR = 1.34 for boys and OR = 1.41 for girls; P < 0.05). CONSLUSIONS: Weight overestimation is associated with unhealthy weight control practices and eating behaviors. We particularlyfound a significant association between weight overestimation and DEB among nationwide Korean adolescents.

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BACKGROUND/OBJECTIVES: There is little information on the association between weight misperception and eating behaviorin Korean adolescents. Therefore, we investigated the association of food intake habits and dieting method and disturbedeating behavior (DEB) in relation to weight misperception. SUBJECTS/METHODS: Data was collected by using a nationwide online panel survey from 6,943 adolescents enrolled in middle/highschool. DEB was measured with the Eating Attitudes Test (EAT-26) and those who scored ≥ 20 on the EAT-26 were consideredto have eating disorder. Logistic regressions were conducted to examine the association between weight misperception basedon self-reported weight status and dieting method and eating behaviors. RESULTS: The proportion of weight underestimation was 23.5% and that of overestimation was 24.0%. Weight overestimatinggirls were more likely to engage in various unhealthy dieting practices (OR = 1.69 for fasting; OR = 1.88 for laxative or diureticuse; OR = 2.05 for self-induced vomiting after meals; P < 0.05). Moreover, there was a strong association between overestimationand undesirable eating behaviors, especially among girls, e.g.: having breakfast (OR = 0.85), high consumption of fast foods(OR = 1.28) and regular sodas (OR = 1.39), but not among boys. In both genders, weight overestimation appears to be a majorrisk factor for DEB (OR = 1.34 for boys and OR = 1.41 for girls; P < 0.05). CONSLUSIONS: Weight overestimation is associated with unhealthy weight control practices and eating behaviors. We particularlyfound a significant association between weight overestimation and DEB among nationwide Korean adolescents.

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