the feeding behavior and dissatisfaction with body image of female basketball athletes' a city central são paulo
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Abstract
The most important eating disorders are anorexia and bulimia nervosa. This study intended to appraise athletes' behavior related to food , weight control and body image. The obtained results were: 25% present light distortions of their body image and 16,66% show moderate distortions. Based on the silhouettes of Stunkard et al., 66,66% overestimate their weight, 16,66% show dissatisfaction in relation to their thinness, 16,67% are pleased with their body weight. The majority of the athletes presents proper body composition, but presents a distortion of their body image.
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| Authors | ;Micheli Bordonal Gazolla;Priscila Fuzaro Uehara;Marina Garcia Manochio;Márcia Helena Pontieri |
| Journal | Inorganic chemistry |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.25061/2527-2675/ReBraM/2010.v13i2.145
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