Actitudes hacia el sobrepeso y su asociación con riesgo de trastorno alimentario en niños: un estudio exploratorio
; Custodio, Jesica Brenda
; Murawski, Brenda María
; Rutsztein, Guillermina Otros responsables
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01/2017
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Fundacion Aigle
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Revista Argentina de Clinica Psicologica
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0327-6716
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1851-7951
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El objetivo de este estudio es explorar actitudes hacia el sobrepeso en niños/as y analizar su asociación con riesgo de trastorno alimentario. Participaron 94 niños/as escolarizados de edad promedio de 10.72 años. En una primera fase, completaron instrumentos autoadministrables. En una segunda fase, se realizó una entrevista diagnóstica con los probables casos de riesgo de trastorno alimentario. La mayoría de los niños evidencian una actitud negativa hacia el sobrepeso, sin diferencias por sexo ni por índice de masa corporal. A su vez, se identificó una asociación significativa pero débil entre actitud hacia el sobrepeso y riesgo de trastorno alimentario. En conclusión, se sugiere el abordaje de esta problemática en los programas orientados a la prevención de trastornos alimentarios.
The aim of this study is to explore attitudes toward overweight and analyze its association with risk of eating disorder in children. The sample included 94 school children. The average age was 10.72 years. During the first stage, children filled out self-administered instruments. During the second stage, a diagnostic interview was conducted with those children identified at risk for eating disorder. The majority of children showed a negative attitude toward overweight, without differences by sex or body mass index. Moreover, a significant but weak correlation between attitudes toward overweight and risk of eating disorder was identified. In conclusion, it is suggested that programs aimed to prevent eating disorders should work on this subject.
The aim of this study is to explore attitudes toward overweight and analyze its association with risk of eating disorder in children. The sample included 94 school children. The average age was 10.72 years. During the first stage, children filled out self-administered instruments. During the second stage, a diagnostic interview was conducted with those children identified at risk for eating disorder. The majority of children showed a negative attitude toward overweight, without differences by sex or body mass index. Moreover, a significant but weak correlation between attitudes toward overweight and risk of eating disorder was identified. In conclusion, it is suggested that programs aimed to prevent eating disorders should work on this subject.
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