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Published in final edited form as: J Health Psychol. 2017 Jun 1;24(11):1536–1547. doi: 10.1177/1359105317710815

Table 2.

Correlations between body image and indices of wellness/health and functioning.

	Total sample			Controlling for negative affect
	BSQ	BPSS-R	BAS	BSQ	BPSS-R	BAS
Measures for which higher scores = increased dysfunction
PSQI	.316^***	−.337^***	−.341^***	.154^***	−.170^***	−.159^***
Nutrition	.179^***	−.284^***	−.299^***	.072	−.200^***	−.186^***
Negative affect	.520^***	−.547^***	−.619^***
Impairment in functioning	.688^***	−.630^***	−.746^**	.513^***	−.389^***	−.526^***
Measures for which higher scores = decreased dysfunction
Total exercise	.024	.057	.043	.027	.077^*	.050
Enjoy: physical active	−.191^***	.349^***	.341^***	−.053	.253^***	.217^***
Physical health QOL	−.363^***	.497^***	.469^***	−.089^*	.280^***	.198^***
Psychological QOL	−.544^***	.639^***	.749^***	.256^***	.398^***	.534^***
Environment QOL	−.314^***	.420^***	.424^***	−.004	1.52^***	.112^**
Relationship QOL	−.301^***	.420^***	.408^***	−.047	.205^***	.179^***

BSQ: Body Shape Questionnaire; BPSS-R: Body Parts Satisfaction Scale–Revised; BAS: Body Appreciation Scale; QOL: quality of life.

BSQ—higher scores indicate greater body shape/weight concerns; BAS and BPSS-R—higher scores indicate greater body appreciation/satisfaction.

p < .05;

^**

p < .01;

^***

p < .001.