Changes in body dysmorphic disorder, eating disorder, and exercise addiction symptomology during the COVID-19 pandemic: A longitudinal study of 319 health club users.

Psychiatry Res · 2021 · PMC9754709 · PMID 33652248

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Regarding participants still in quarantine, total EAT-26 scores were higher post-COVID-19 lockdown, but failed to reach significance ( t (51) = -1.42, p =0.161); EAI scores were significantly lower post-lockdown ( t (51) = 2.65, p =0.011); and leisure-time exercise yielded no change ( t (50) = -1.24, p =0.222).

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Furthermore, EAI scores decreased in the sample still under a lockdown, however this failed to reach statistical significance, possibly due to the smaller sample size.

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