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. 2021 Mar 19;13(3):990. doi: 10.3390/nu13030990

Table 3.

Association between CR, emotion, perception of body weight and satisfaction with body image.

Variables N No CR/Low CR (n%) High CR (n%) χ2 p
Total 1301 614 (47.2%) 687 (52.8%)
Perceived stress 0.378 0.539
Yes 73 (5.6%) 37 (50.7%) 36 (49.3%)
No 1228 (94.4%) 577 (47.0%) 651 (53.0%)
Anxiety symptoms 0.451 0.502
Yes 159 (12.2%) 79 (49.7%) 80 (50.3%)
No 1142 (87.8%) 535 (46.8%) 607 (53.2%)
Depressive symptoms 0.293 0.589
Yes 242 (18.6%) 118 (48.8%) 124 (51.2%)
No 1059 (81.4%) 496 (46.8%) 563 (53.2%)
Perception of body weight 18.620 0.000
Underestimate 100 (10.3%) 63 (63.0%) 37 (37.0%)
Correct 601 (61.7%) 302 (50.2%) 299 (49.8%)
Overestimate 273 (28.0%) 107 (39.2%) 166 (60.8%)
Satisfaction with body image 55.964 0.000
Satisfied 499 (38.4%) 301 (60.3%) 198 (39.7%)
Not satisfied 802 (61.6%) 313 (39.0%) 489 (61.0%)
BMI 53.883 0.000
Underweight 158 (16.1%) 116 (73.4%) 42 (26.6%)
Normal 673 (68.7%) 306 (45.5%) 367 (54.5%)
Overweight 114 (11.6%) 41 (36.0%) 73 (64.0%)
Obesity 34 (3.5%) 10 (29.4%) 24 (70.6%)

CR: cognitive restrained eating; BMI: body mass index; Chi-squared test was performed to compare the groups.