Question
Which of the following are risk factors for eating disorders?
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Being a young adult male
Being a young adult male
Having a history of frequent dietingHaving a history of frequent dieting
Having a poor self-image and low self-esteem
Having a poor self-image and low self-esteem
Having a close relative with an eating disorder or a mental illness
Having a close relative with an eating disorder or a mental illness
Having type 2 diabetesHaving type 2 diabetes
Having a limited social network and feeling isolatedHaving a limited social network and feeling isolated
Having a perfectionist personalityHaving a perfectionist personality
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Being a young adult male
Being a young adult male
Having a history of frequent dietingHaving a history of frequent dieting
Having a poor self-image and low self-esteem
Having a poor self-image and low self-esteem
Having a close relative with an eating disorder or a mental illness
Having a close relative with an eating disorder or a mental illness
Having type 2 diabetesHaving type 2 diabetes
Having a limited social network and feeling isolatedHaving a limited social network and feeling isolated
Having a perfectionist personalityHaving a perfectionist personality
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The following are recognized risk factors for eating disorders:
- Having a history of frequent dieting
- Having a poor self-image and low self-esteem
- Having a close relative with an eating disorder or a mental illness
- Having a limited social network and feeling isolated
- Having a perfectionist personality
While being a young adult male can be a factor, eating disorders are traditionally more common in females, though awareness is increasing regarding males developing eating disorders. Having type 2 diabetes is not typically considered a direct risk factor for eating disorders.
Therefore, the factors to check would be:
- Having a history of frequent dieting
- Having a poor self-image and low self-esteem
- Having a close relative with an eating disorder or a mental illness
- Having a limited social network and feeling isolated
- Having a perfectionist personality
- Having a history of frequent dieting
- Having a poor self-image and low self-esteem
- Having a close relative with an eating disorder or a mental illness
- Having a limited social network and feeling isolated
- Having a perfectionist personality
While being a young adult male can be a factor, eating disorders are traditionally more common in females, though awareness is increasing regarding males developing eating disorders. Having type 2 diabetes is not typically considered a direct risk factor for eating disorders.
Therefore, the factors to check would be:
- Having a history of frequent dieting
- Having a poor self-image and low self-esteem
- Having a close relative with an eating disorder or a mental illness
- Having a limited social network and feeling isolated
- Having a perfectionist personality