Table 2.
Correlation between an increased risk for ED, FF, and dimensions of self-esteem.
| Dimension of self-esteem | Eating disorders | Family functioning |
|---|---|---|
| Global self-esteem | -0.402∗∗ | 0.413∗∗ |
| Competence | -0.333∗∗ | 0.276∗∗ |
| Lovability | -0.343∗∗ | 0.684∗∗ |
| Likeability | -0.327∗∗ | 0.462∗∗ |
| Personal power | -0.294∗∗ | 0.171∗ |
| Self-control | -0.305∗∗ | 0.419∗∗ |
| Moral self-acceptance | -0.368∗∗ | 0.381∗∗ |
| Physical attractiveness | -0.327∗∗ | 0.400∗∗ |
| Vitality | -0.339∗∗ | 0.430∗∗ |
| Identity integration | -0.335∗∗ | 0.304∗∗ |
| Defensive high self-esteem | -0.200∗∗ | 0.250∗∗ |
∗p < 0.05;∗∗p < 0.01; family functioning (APGAR); eating disorders (SCOFF); global self-esteem, competence, lovability, likeability, personal power, self-control, moral self-acceptance, physical attractiveness, vitality, identity integration, and defensive high self-esteem (MSEI).