Background Adolescence and young adulthood is a high-risk period for the development of
eating disorders. In recent years, there has been an increase in use of technology-based …

Objective Research on muscularity‐oriented disordered eating has grown in recent years.
However, the bulk of this research has focused on men and Western populations. Limited …

Background Previous research has linked smartphone and Instagram use to higher body
dissatisfaction (BD) as well as eating disorder (ED) symptomatology. However, these studies …

Objective Weight-related self-monitoring (WRSM), which involves the intentional tracking of
body weight metrics, has been considered a potential risk factor for eating disorders …

Considerable evidence exists on the associations of celebrity worship with body
dissatisfaction and disordered eating. However, relevant findings are confined to Western …

Background: Monitoring food intake and physical activity (PA) using tracking applications
may support behavior change. However, few longitudinal studies identify the characteristics …

Mobile health applications (apps) have been shown to be effective for improving eating
habits. However, most of the existing apps rely on calorie and nutrient counting which have …

This study described muscularity teasing in both men and women and explored its
associations with eating and body image disturbances in adults from China. A total of 900 …

Previous research identified four patterns of negative emotional eating in American and
Chinese university students and proposed future directions (eg, exploring potential …

Background Current research on muscle dysmorphia (MD) has focused on restrained eating
behaviors and has adopted a primarily male perspective. Despite initial evidence, the role of …