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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Psychol. 2016 Aug 8;35(10):1110–1119. doi: 10.1037/hea0000389

Table 1.

Comparisons between youth with and without loss-of-control eating

Characteristicsa LOCb Eating Present (n=65) LOC Eating Absent (n=156)
Age (y) 14.0±2.5 (8.0–17.8) 13.0±2.8 (8.1–17.9)
Height (cm) 156.5±13.8 (126.6–181.5) 156.0±15.8 (118.4–189.8)
Sex: female (%) 69.2** 44.2
Race: White (%) 58.5 56.4
Pubertal status (median) 3 (1–5) 3 (1–5)
BMIzc score 1.3±1.1 (−1.4–2.9)** 0.7±1.1 (−2.2–3.2)
Weight status: overweight/obese (%) 16.9/46.2* 21.2/22.4
Fat-free mass (kg) 42.9±16.3 (20.6–97.9) 42.0±14.8 (19.8–77.2)
Fat mass (kg) 24.6±18.2 (2.9–99.8)** 16.3±16.4 (1.1–110.9)
Fat mass (%) 33.2±11.8 (10.7–54.9)** 24.9±12.3 (1.6–59.1)
a

Values presented are mean ± standard deviation (range), unless otherwise noted.

b

LOC = loss-of-control;

c

BMIz = body mass index z score; p < .001, p < .01