Weight Conversations in Romantic Relationships: What Do They Sound Like and How Do Partners Respond?
Weight Conversations in Romantic Relationships: What Do They Sound Like and How Do Partners Respond?
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DOI：
10.1037/fsh0000223
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发表时间：
2016-09-01
影响因子：
1.3
通讯作者：
Miller, Laura
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作者：
Berge, Jerica M.;Pratt, Keeley;Miller, Laura
引言：关于成人恋爱关系中体重对话（即关于体重、体型或大小的对话）的有限研究表明，参与这些对话与成年人饮食失调、超重/肥胖和心理社会问题之间存在关联。考虑到这些谈话的潜在有害后果，收集更多丰富的定性数据来了解恋爱关系中体重谈话的经历以及恋人对这些谈话的反应是很重要的。方法：横断面研究中118名成人（平均年龄35岁）在家中进行访谈。大多数成年人（90%为女性，平均年龄为35岁）来自少数民族（64%为非洲裔美国人）和低收入(
Introduction: The limited research examining weight conversations (i.e., conversations about weight, body shape, or size) in adult romantic relationships has shown associations between engaging in these conversations and disordered eating behaviors, overweight/obesity, and psychosocial problems in adults. Given the potential harmful consequences of these conversations, it is important to gather more rich qualitative data to understand how weight talk is experienced in romantic relationships and how romantic partners respond to these conversations. Methods: Adults (n = 118; mean age 35 years) from a cross-sectional study were interviewed in their homes. The majority of adults (90% female; mean age = 35 years) were from minority (64% African American) and low-income (