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Revista Mexicana de Trastornos Alimentarios 2024; 14 (1)


Mujeres con riesgo de trastorno por atracón que van al gimnasio: esquemas maladaptativos, afrontamiento del estrés y trastornos emocionales

Castañeda-Quirama T, Emiro RV

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 63
Paginas: 1-15
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RESUMEN

El trastorno por atracón se caracteriza por un consumo excesivo de alimentos, que se acompaña de una sensación de pérdida de control y ocurre al menos una vez por semana. Este estudio comparó los esquemas maladaptativos, las estrategias de afrontamiento al estrés y dos trastornos emocionales en dos grupos de mujeres que van al gimnasio (un grupo con riesgo de trastorno de atracón y un grupo sin riesgo) y se analizaron cuáles variables eran predictoras del riesgo de trastorno de atracón en este grupo de mujeres. Las variables incluidas como predictores explicaron el 55 % del riesgo de TPA: dos esquemas maladaptativos, dos estrategias de afrontamiento, una medida de la obesidad, un antecedente personal psicopatológico, un antecedente familiar psicopatológico y una medida de frecuencia de asistencia al gimnasio. Se discute la importancia de estas variables en la génesis y mantenimiento del trastorno por atracón.


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