Table 1. Sample profile (actual weight status, body image dissatisfaction, perceived weight status, disordered eating behaviors, and unhealthy weight control behaviors), stratified by sex.

		Sex
Variable	Total sample (n=1,156)	Males (n=591)	Females (n=565)	p-value
Actual weight status				0.028†
Underweight	11 (1.0)	9 (1.5)*	2 (0.4)
Normal weight	831 (72.4)	412 (70.1)	419 (74.8)*
Overweight	194 (16.9)	99 (16.8)	95 (17.0)
Obese	112 (9.8)	68 (11.6)*	44 (7.9)
Body image dissatisfaction	920 (80.1)	476 (81.1)	444 (79.1)	0.409†
Perceived weight status				< 0.001†
Underweight	207 (18.2)	155 (26.5)*	52 (9.4)
Normal weight	526 (46.2)	272 (46.6)	254 (45.8)
Overweight	406 (35.6)	157 (26.9)	249 (44.9)*
Disordered eating	200 (17.3)	75 (12.7)	125 (22.1)	< 0.001†
Binge-eating	120 (10.4)	52 (8.8)	68 (12.0)	0.076†
Fasting or very strict diet	100 (8.7)	27 (4.6)	73 (12.9)	< 0.001†
Diuretics	16 (1.4)	3 (0.5)	13 (2.3)	0.009†
Laxatives	4 (0.3)	0 (0.0)	4 (0.7)	0.057‡
Self-induced vomiting	4 (0.3)	2 (0.3)	2 (0.4)	1.000‡
Unhealthy weight control behaviors	369 (31.9)	123 (20.8)	246 (43.5)	< 0.001†
Eat very little food	236 (20.6)	60 (10.2)	176 (31.5)	< 0.001†
Skip meals	238 (20.8)	71 (12.1)	167 (30.1)	< 0.001†
Food substitute use	87 (7.6)	38 (6.5)	49 (8.8)	0.141†
Take diet pills	25 (2.2)	5 (0.9)	20 (3.6)	0.002†
Smoke	19 (1.7)	15 (2.6)	4 (0.7)	0.015†

Data presented as n (%), unless otherwise specified.

The number of subjects with missing values was eight for weight status and body image; 17 for perceived weight status; three for binge-eating; one each for fasting or very strict diet, diuretics, laxatives, and self-induced vomiting; nine for eating very little and food substitute use; 14 for skipping meals; 19 for taking diet pills; and 18 for smoking.

^*Residual adjusted.

^†Pearson chi-square test.

^‡Fisher’s exact test.