Table 4.

Correlations among body image constructs and biopsychosocial variables.

	Dissatisfaction R	Overvaluation r	Preoccupation r	Fear r
Measured Body Mass Index	.061	.041	− .018	− .064
Binge-eating Frequency	.097 a	.116 a	.106 a	.120 a
EDE Eating Concerns	.348 a	.429 a	.531 b	.357 a
EDE Restraint	.147 a	.189 a	.222 a	.235 a
BDI Depressive Distress	.335 a	.371 a	.343	.241 b
RSES Self-Esteem	− .286 a,c	− .413 b	−.329 a,b	− .220 c

Note. EDE = Eating Disorder Examination, BDI = Beck Depression Inventory, RSES = Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale. Binge-eating frequency was square-root transformed. All correlations were significant (p < .05), except those correlations between body image constructs and BMI (all p > .05). Different subscripts denote significantly different (p < .05 for difference between Z scores) correlations within each biopsychosocial variable (row); bolded values were significantly different from most other body image constructs. Correlations between each body image construct and BMI were not compared because their correlations with BMI were not significant.