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Relationships Between Exercise Behaviour, Eating-Disordered Behaviour and Quality of Life in a Community Sample of Women: When is excercise Excessive

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2004

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Mond, Jonathan
Hay, Phillipa J
Owen, Cathy
Beumont, Pierre J V
Rodgers, Bryan

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Wiley-VCH Verlag GMBH

Abstract

Objective: To examine relationships between exercise behaviour, eating-disordered behaviour and quality of life in a community sample of women. Method: Self-report measures of frequency of exercise, obligatoriness of exercise and motivation for exercise,

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Keywords: adult; article; body image; community care; controlled study; eating disorder; exercise; female; guilt; health behavior; health program; human; lifestyle; major clinical study; medical information; motivation; preventive medicine; psychometry; quality of Eating disorders; Obligatory exercise; Quality of life

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/79452

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ANU Research Publications

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European Eating Disorders Review

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Journal article

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10.1002/erv.579

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