The relationship and effects of self-esteem and body shape on eating disorder behavior: a cross-sectional survey of chinese university students

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• What: Utilizing BS, SE, gender, age, family income status, and parents` marital status as independent variables, the analysis aimed to predict EDs as the dependent variable. This study evaluated the relationship and effects of BS and SE (independent variables) This study evaluated thevariable) relationship andChinese effects of BS and SE (independent variaon ED behaviors (dependent among university students. According to this study, the authors can provide help to clinical practice and public health policymaking by improving the living ways of patients or students with eating disorders and reducing related social health problems.
• Who: Zeng Gao . . .
  

   

  

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