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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Aug 9.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Eat Disord. 2019 Feb 25;52(5):597–601. doi: 10.1002/eat.23055

TABLE 1.

Descriptive statistics for study variables by gender and sexual identity

Heterosexuals n (1,754) Sexual minorities n (313)
Male n (856) M (SD) n (%) Female n (891) M (SD) n (%) Male n (93) M (SD) n (%) Female n (215) M (SD) n (%)
Unhealthy weight control behaviors (yes) 81 (10.2)a 198 (25.8)b 32 (41.0)c 55 (28.5)bc
White 184 (16.1) 210 (15.7) 16 (8.6) 38 (17.8)
Black or African American 59 (6.7) 59 (5.5) 10 (7.3) 15 (9.5)
Hispanic 523 (26.3) 560 (23.6) 57 (16.3) 139 (33.6)
Other race/ethnicity 68 (4.1)a 43 (2.1)b 6 (2.2)ab 16 (4.7)ab
Age 16.08 (1.25) 15.9 (1.23) 15.87 (1.21) 15.89 (1.54)
Obese (yes) 175 (11.0)ac 123 (6.8)b 20 (9.4)ac 42 (14.9)ac
Physical activity (<5 days for week) 418 (48.1)a 568 (63.3)b 58 (48.4)abc 149 (72.5)c
Adults’ support (no) 193 (21.9)a 175 (18.6)ab 26 (30.5)ac 52 (22.3)abc
Dating violence (yes) 24 (3.00)a 40 (5.00)ab 7 (9.56)b 13 (4.41)ab
Cyberbullying (yes) 68 (8.57)a 155 (18.33)b 17 (16.14)abc 61 (28.47)c
Bullying at school (yes) 108 (14.0)a 175 (20.3)b 29 (34.8)c 59 (26.8)bc

Note. *p < .05; **p < .01; ***p < .001. 95% CI = confidence interval; OR = odds ratio. The values followed by the same letter, in the same row, did not show significant difference from each other using 95% CI for odds ratio estimates. Frequencies refer to the number of participants who reported negative perceptions, episodes or behaviors.