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Revista Mexicana de Trastornos Alimentarios 2024; 14 (2)

Intimate Partner Violence as a Mediating Variable to Predict Body Dissatisfaction in Adult Women

Guzmán-Saldaña R, Onofre PES, Bosques-Brugada LE, Vázquez-Arévalo R, Mora-Giral M, Reyes JK

Language: Spanish
References: 87
Page: 142-155
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ABSTRACT

Intimate Partner Violence is a serious social and health problem, that can be linked to the alteration of body perception and the presence of eating disorders. Therefore, the objective of this research was to integrate the presence of IPV into a predictive model of Body Dissatisfaction. In addition to considering the variables of Body Mass Index, Risk Eating Behaviors, Age and Socioeconomic Level. We worked with a non-experimental design, with a type of cross-sectional study, and a non-probabilistic sample made up of N = 216 women, with a mean age of 32.84 (SD = 6.52). The participants completed seven self-report scales: Figure Body Questionnaire, Visual Silhouettes Scale, Body Esteem Scale, Brief Questionnaire for Risky Eating Behaviors, Intimate Partner Violence Questionnaire, Conflict Tactics Scale and AMAI Questionnaire; they also reported their weight and height. Among the most relevant findings, it is observed that sexual and psychological violence act as mediating variables for the prediction of Body Dissatisfaction.


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