Relationship between self-esteem and symptoms of muscle dysmorphia in men with different levels of risk / Relación entre autoestima y síntomas de dismorfia muscular en varones con diferentes niveles de riesgo
Abstract:Abstract. The purposes of this study were to identify the symptoms of muscle dysmorphia in four groups of men; compare the self-esteem among groups with high, moderate and low drive for muscularity; and evaluate the relationship between these variables. The sample included 295 men aged 15 to 63 years-old (57 competitors bodybuilders, 40 not competitors, 47 gym users, and 151 sedentary) who answered the Drive for Muscularity Scale and the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale. Results indicated that 43.9% of competitors … Show more
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