Psychological and Sociodemographic Characteristics and Development of Physical Exercise Dependence

Numanović, Almedina; Mladenović, Željko; Janjić, Vladimir; Radmanović, Branimir

doi:10.1590/1517-869220182401177563

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“…However Rodrigue et al 37 found men with MD showed higher self‐esteem. Numanović et al found that people whose self‐perception is dysmorphic have lower self‐esteem, and exercise in gyms to improve their physical appearance 38 . In this sense, it is thought that offering students activities and consultancies that will positively reinforce their levels of self‐confidence may be effective.…”

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Relationship between orthorexia nervosa, muscle dysmorphic disorder (bigorexia), and self‐confidence levels in male students

Duran

Çiçekoğlu

Kaya

2020

Perspect Psychiatr Care

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Purpose: This study aims to determine the prevalence of muscular dysmorphic disorder (bigorexia) and orthorexia nervosa in male students and to evaluate the relationship between these conditions and self-esteem. Design and methods: This cross-sectional study included 430 male students. Findings: While the tendency of orthorexia among faculty of sports sciences (FSSs)' students was 28.8%, this rate was 16.3% for nursing department (ND); for tendency to bigorexia, it was found to be 16.3% in FSS students and 6% in ND. There was a negative correlation between the ortorexia scale and self-confidence scales. And, there was a week negative correlation between the bigorexia Inventory and the selfconfidence scale. Practice implications: This study is thought to help understand the factors affecting body image perception and to identify risky situations especially in young university students. It is thought that health professionals will guide the planning of initiatives that will help individuals gain healthy lifestyle behaviors.

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Relationship between orthorexia nervosa, muscle dysmorphic disorder (bigorexia), and self‐confidence levels in male students

Duran

Çiçekoğlu

Kaya

2020

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“…On the other hand, there is information about athletes who push themselves to a limit as it hurts them and they sometimes feel it necessary to stop [ 84 ]. This type of athlete develops an "exercise dependence prevalence," according to Numanović et al[ 85 ]research.…”

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Impact of COVID-19 outbreak on the mental health in sports: a review

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Global pandemic, lockdown restrictions, and COVID-19 compulsory social isolation guidelines have raised unprecedented mental health in the sports community. The COVID-19 pandemic is found to affect the mental health of the population. In critical situations, health authorities and sports communities must identify their priorities and make plans to maintain athletes’ health and athletic activities. Several aspects play an important role in prioritization and strategic planning, e.g., physical and mental health, distribution of resources, and short to long-term environmental considerations. To identify the psychological health of sportspeople and athletes due to the outbreak of COVID-19 has been reviewed in this research. This review article also analyzes the impact of COVID-19 on health mental in databases. The COVID-19 outbreak and quarantine would have a serious negative impact on the mental health of athletes. From the accessible sources, 80 research articles were selected and examined for this purpose such as Research Gate, PubMed, Google Scholar, Springer, Scopus, and Web of Science and based on the involvement for this study 14 research articles were accessed. This research has an intention on mental health issues in athletes due to the Pandemic. This report outlines the mental, emotional and behavioural consequences of COVID-19 home confinement. Further, research literature reported that due to the lack of required training, physical activity, practice sessions, and collaboration with teammates and coaching staff are the prime causes of mental health issues in athletes. The discussions also reviewed several pieces of literature which examined the impacts on sports and athletes, impacts on various countries, fundamental issues of mental health and the diagnosis for the sports person and athletes, and the afterlife of the COVID-19 pandemic for them. Because of the compulsory restrictions and guidelines of this COVID-19 eruption, the athletes of different sports and geographical regions are suffering from fewer psychological issues which were identified in this paper. Accordingly, the COVID-19 pandemic appears to negatively affect the mental health of the athletes with the prevalence and levels of anxiety and stress increasing, and depression symptoms remaining unaltered. Addressing and mitigating the negative effect of COVID-19 on the mental health of this population identified from this review.

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Oral health self-perception: physical, social and cultural expressions of a body in interaction with the world

Salvador

Toassi

2021

Physis

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This is a qualitative and exploratory research that aimed to analyze the oral health self-perception of adults and elderly people from the South of Brazil who were being treated at a university-based Dental Teaching Hospital. Individual semi-structured interviews were carried out, recorded by an audio equipment, and transcribed. The textual material was interpreted by thematic content analysis. The sample consisted of 46 individuals. Expressions of a body in discomfort, marked by limitations in physiological functions (chewing, speaking, taste) and in sociocultural functions (social life, employment, appearance, smiling, habits) of daily life were present in the narratives of people who perceived their oral health negatively. There were reports of non-use of prostheses or use of inadequate ones, dental diseases, bad breath and pain, which mobilized different feelings (despair, nervousness, irritation, shame, embarrassment, oppression). The opportunity of recovering this body through access and adherence to dental treatment brought the possibility of a 'corporal relearning' so that this body could continue to interact in the world. Understanding how people perceive themselves regarding their oral health has the potential for providing more humanized and effective care, allowing the subject to have more autonomy/participation in decisions about their treatment.

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Psychological and Sociodemographic Characteristics and Development of Physical Exercise Dependence

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

Relationship between orthorexia nervosa, muscle dysmorphic disorder (bigorexia), and self‐confidence levels in male students

Relationship between orthorexia nervosa, muscle dysmorphic disorder (bigorexia), and self‐confidence levels in male students

Impact of COVID-19 outbreak on the mental health in sports: a review

Oral health self-perception: physical, social and cultural expressions of a body in interaction with the world

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