Prospectively Predicting Dietary Restraint: The Role of Interpersonal Self-Efficacy Weight/Shape Self-Efficacy and Interpersonal Stress

摘要

ObjectiveThis study investigated how the precursors of interpersonal self-efficacy and weight/shape self-efficacy would interact in the face of interpersonal stress to prospectively predict dietary restraint. Three models were explored, each with a different type of interpersonal stress: stress from same sex friendships, opposite sex friendships, or romantic relationships.