Jill Carlton, Philip A Powell, Melanie Broadley, Bastiaan E de Galan, Simon Heller, Jonathan Comins, Myriam Rosilio, Frans Pouwer, Mari-Anne Gall, Christopher J Child, Rory J McCrimmon, Donna Rowen
Development of a new health-related quality of life measure for people with diabetes who experience hypoglycaemia: the Hypo-RESOLVE QoL
Diabetologia
excessive weight gain led increased obesity mortality risk among college students issues maintaining healthy weight may attributed poor internal awareness unhealthy eating behaviors studys purpose determine longitudinal effects among interoception selfregulation nonpurposeful eating behaviors weight status bmi among college women data 103 females collected via qualtrics 3 timepoints t1 t2 t3 academic semester repeated measures anova crosslagged model analyses used significant changes found interoceptive responsiveness external uncontrolled eating throughout 3 timepoints longitudinally significant causal effects found among study measures among models higher interoceptive responsiveness t1 predicted increased selfregulation t2 higher nonpurposeful eating behaviors t1 predicted reduced selfregulation t2 higher bmi t1 predicted reduced nonpurposeful eating behaviors t2 however higher bmi t2 predicted increased nonpurposeful eating t3 reduced interoceptive responsiveness t3 significant causal effects found within nonpurposeful eating behavior models overall research study provided foundational evidence importance selfregulatory skills help prevent unhealthy eating behaviors increased weight status college women future interventions educating college women become internally aware better selfregulate needed