The influence of diet behavior and stress on binge-eating among female college students

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This study of 241 female college students examined the relationship among binge-eating, dieting, and stress, assessed at two different times. The results of path analysis showed significant paths both from binge-eating to dieting and from dieting to binge-eating were significant. In other words, binge-eating often results in dieting, and dieting often results in binge-eating, which becomes a vicious circle. The path from stress to binge-eating was significant, but not the path from binge-eating as a way of coping.

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Koda, S., & Sugawara, K. (2009). The influence of diet behavior and stress on binge-eating among female college students. Japanese Journal of Psychology, 80(2), 83–89. https://doi.org/10.4992/jjpsy.80.83

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