2,047 undergraduate students were asked to answer to an on line survey. The following instruments were used: the MDDI, for the identification of bigorexic subjects; Orto-15, for orthorexia nervosa; and the EAT-26 for eating disorders. The response rate was very low (n = 162; 7.9 %). 126 subjects were included in the analysis. 9 (7.1 %;) subjects were found at risk of bigorexia (MDDI score C39). The one way ANOVA showed a significant relationship between the level of physical activity and the score in the MDDI.
Prevalence of bigorexia and its relationships with physical activity in a sample of university students: a pilot study.
Carraro Elisabetta;Ilaria Gorrasi;Mattia Roppolo;Giovanni Abbate Daga;Simona Bo;Giorgio Gilli
2014-01-01
Abstract
2,047 undergraduate students were asked to answer to an on line survey. The following instruments were used: the MDDI, for the identification of bigorexic subjects; Orto-15, for orthorexia nervosa; and the EAT-26 for eating disorders. The response rate was very low (n = 162; 7.9 %). 126 subjects were included in the analysis. 9 (7.1 %;) subjects were found at risk of bigorexia (MDDI score C39). The one way ANOVA showed a significant relationship between the level of physical activity and the score in the MDDI.
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