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. 2019 Apr 24;10:921. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.00921

Table 1.

Family functioning and dimensions of self-esteem in the control group (without an increased risk for ED) and the study group (wih an increased risk for ED).

Control group (n = 86) Study group (n = 74)


M SD M SD t p d Cohen
Family functioning 6.058 2.754 4.513 3.093 3.341 0.001 0.527
Global self-esteem 27.988 7.579 21.445 7.376 5.512 <0.001 0.874
Competence 33.069 6.500 28.418 6.733 4.438 <0.001 0.702
Lovability 32.825 8.535 26.959 7.482 4.587 <0.001 0.730
Likeability 30.581 6.459 26.027 6.757 4.353 <0.001 0.638
Personal power 31.662 6.205 27.675 6.810 3.873 <0.001 0.612
Self-control 29.267 6.598 25.162 6.237 4.024 <0.001 0.639
Moral self-acceptance 37.872 6.093 32.918 6.505 4.969 <0.001 0.786
Physical attractiveness 27.872 7.992 22.527 7.467 4.347 <0.001 0.691
Vitality 29.825 7.654 24.121 8.272 4.469 <0.001 0.715
Identity integration 29.627 7.669 24.459 6.829 4.527 <0.001 0.711
Defensive high self-esteem 48.337 8.385 45.135 7.262 2.561 0.011 0.408

p < 0.05;∗∗p < 0.01; Family functioning (APGAR); global self-esteem, competence, lovability, likeability, personal power, self-control, moral self-acceptance, physical attractiveness, vitality, identity integration, and defensive high self-esteem (MSEI).