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Objectives The aim of the study was to compare the eating attitudes and behaviors, including weight concerns and dieting behavior, among
three religious subgroups (Moslems, Druze, and Christians) and three age subgroups (12–13, 14–15, and 16–18 years old) of
Israeli-Arab adolescent females. Methods The sample consisted of 1141 Israeli-Arab adolescent females, including 926 (81.2%) Moslem, 128 (11.2%) Christian, and 87
(7.6%) Druze schoolgirls in the seventh to twelfth grades. Participants were assessed using the EAT–26 questionnaire. Results The results showed that 75% of the students had a negative EAT-26 score (>20) and that 25% of the students had a positive
EAT-26 score (<20). No significant differences were found in total scores, subscale scores, or scores above 20 between the
age subgroups or the religious subgroups. The results demonstrated a high prevalence of disturbed eating attitudes and behaviors
among Israeli-Arab adolescent schoolgirls. Discussion Higher prevalence of disturbed eating attitudes found among Israeli-Arab schoolgirls as compared to their Jewish counterparts.
Although our sample is a communal based, there still remains an open question as to why the desired “slenderness culture”
evident in the results is not reflected in the number of ED clinic referrals, among clinical population. These discrepancies
were discussed in light of ethnicity-specific factors that may influence the perceived severity of eating disorders and the
receptiveness of primary practitioners to address them. 相似文献
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Mohamed Ahmed Hassan Hemdan Abdelfattah Faisal Opoku Maxwell 《Journal of child and family studies》2022,31(8):2303-2317
Journal of Child and Family Studies - Multi-informants, such as parents and teachers, are commonly considered as resources when evaluating students’ emotional and behavioral skills. This... 相似文献
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Mohamed Ahmed Hassan Hemdan Abdelfattah Faisal Opoku Maxwell 《Journal of child and family studies》2022,31(8):2318-2318
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