女子学生の体型評価意識と食生活状況・自覚症状との関係

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  • Relationship between Body Image and Eating Habits and Subjective Symptom of Female Students
  • ジョシ ガクセイ ノ タイケイ ヒョウカ イシキ ト ショク セイカツ ジョウキョウ ジカク ショウジョウ ト ノ カンケイ

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Relationship between Body Image and Eating Habits and and the BSQ subjective symptom was examined, and the following result was obtained the female student. Female student's figure was thin 20.6%, and body consciousness was fat 27.0%, a little fat 50.2%, a little thin 3.2% thin 2.1 %, and 16.0% good as today usual 77.6% and the obesity l.8%, and. From this to overestimation 77.9%, and 22.1% of normality and undervaluation it. Nine items, and as for consideration concerning BSQ, in the number of items, whose "thought so" person's ratio is 50% or more, they were 5 items, and the stress consideration to the obesity such as "my figure is nearby anxious when there was a sparely built man" was 5 items in consideration concerning the food such as "my figure is thought that dieting was necessary" in consider concerning the figure such as "I want to chop off the fat of the body". "think so" person's ratio of those items was higher than that of normality and undervaluation. "Processed soy product" and "confectionery", and the eating behavior of the problem was admitted in the dining out frequency as for overestimation, normality, and the undervaluation of the figure. It was high after it graduated of the high school at irregular meal time at the beginning time when the supper time became irregular in order of supper> breakfast> lunch. Those ratios of overestimation were higher than that of normality and undervaluation in "there were some problems in eating habits", "it is not possible to execute it though I wanted to improve eating habits", and "Irregularity of the supper time". Overvaluing it about of "it felt heavy somewhere of the body" and "forget for the moment" of the subjective symptom was higher than that of normality and undervaluation.

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