Direct and indirect effects of stress on bulimic symptoms and BMI: The mediating role of irrational food beliefs
TM Osberg, M Eggert - Eating behaviors, 2012 - Elsevier
OBJECTIVE: To test the possible mediating role of irrational food beliefs (IFBs) in the
connection between stress and bulimic symptoms and BMI in a subclinical population.
METHODS: Participants were college students (N= 356) administered measures of daily
hassles, IFBs, and bulimic symptoms. Simple mediation analyses using bootstrapping
methods were performed to examine the potential direct effects of stress, and indirect effects
of stress through IFBs, on bulimic symptoms and BMI. RESULTS: Daily hassles exerted a …
connection between stress and bulimic symptoms and BMI in a subclinical population.
METHODS: Participants were college students (N= 356) administered measures of daily
hassles, IFBs, and bulimic symptoms. Simple mediation analyses using bootstrapping
methods were performed to examine the potential direct effects of stress, and indirect effects
of stress through IFBs, on bulimic symptoms and BMI. RESULTS: Daily hassles exerted a …
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