2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.rbce.2016.08.001
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Is drive for muscularity related to body checking behaviors in men athletes?

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“…The deviations observed in our study have been highlighted in previous studies: hyperprotein diets and food overconsumption (e.g., Chauliac 2015; Helms, Aragon, and Fitschen 2014; Monteiro, Pimentel, and Sousa 2012), significant budgetary expenditures for bodybuilding practice (e.g., Mosley 2009), associated psychosocial factors such as body dissatisfaction with excessive use of mirrors (e.g., De Sousa Fortes et al 2017;Goldfield 2009), and social isolation of bodybuilders (e.g., Bjørnestad, Kandal, and Anderssen 2014). However, our qualitative study suggested that body dissatisfaction increased and became more complex in competitors.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
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“…The deviations observed in our study have been highlighted in previous studies: hyperprotein diets and food overconsumption (e.g., Chauliac 2015; Helms, Aragon, and Fitschen 2014; Monteiro, Pimentel, and Sousa 2012), significant budgetary expenditures for bodybuilding practice (e.g., Mosley 2009), associated psychosocial factors such as body dissatisfaction with excessive use of mirrors (e.g., De Sousa Fortes et al 2017;Goldfield 2009), and social isolation of bodybuilders (e.g., Bjørnestad, Kandal, and Anderssen 2014). However, our qualitative study suggested that body dissatisfaction increased and became more complex in competitors.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Several studies have found that high levels of body dissatisfaction influence the desire to become more muscular (e.g., Dakanalis et al 2015) and to engage in bodybuilding practice (e.g., Goldfield 2009). The high levels of body dissatisfaction and the presence of disordered eating in bodybuilders increase bodychecking (De Sousa Fortes et al 2017). Muscle dysmorphia (e.g., Mitchell et al 2017) is strongly correlated with body dissatisfaction and is present among bodybuilders (Griffiths, Foster, and Shorter 2015;Mitchell et al 2017).…”
Section: Psychological Factors Related To Sport Engagement and Disordmentioning
confidence: 99%