Factors influencing disordered eating behavior based on the theory of triadic influence

摘要

Abstract Purpose The objective of this study was to identify factors influencing disordered eating behaviors in female college students based on the theory of triadic influence. Design and Method The participants in this study were 307 college females in Korea. Data were analyzed using t ‐tests, correlation coefficients, and multiple regression analyses. Findings Multiple regression analysis revealed that objectified body consciousness, social physique anxiety, and sociocultural attitudes toward appearance influenced disordered eating behavior ( R 2 ?=?0.33, F?=?51.32, P ??0.001). Practice Implications This study suggests the development of a nursing program for college females that considers the factors influencing personal, social, and cultural streams will be effective.