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Internet Use, Eating Habits, and BMI Study by Çınar Erginbaş is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The study analyzed the relationship between internet addiction and intuitive eating behaviors among 892 participants aged 18-25, finding significant correlations between BMI, internet addiction scores, and intuitive eating subdimensions. Results indicated that higher internet use negatively impacted physical activity and intuitive eating scores, particularly among those consuming fewer meals and snacks. Additionally, gender and education level influenced certain eating behaviors, with men scoring higher on
- Author
- Çınar Erginbaş
- Language
- EN