Sentence examples for disordered behaviours from inspiring English sources

Although increasingly common in young men, widespread cultural constructions of EDs as a 'women's illness' mean that men may fail to recognise ED symptoms until disordered behaviours become entrenched and less tractable to intervention.

As men often recognised their problem late in their illness trajectory, when disordered behaviours were embedded, they could be hesitant to seek help because they had become reluctant to relinquish behaviours which they felt had a purpose and function in their lives, something they couldn't 'live without'.

1 18 Negative uses of social media have also been highlighted in the context of professionalism and confidentiality, 19 use by children and youth due to a limited capacity for self-regulation and vulnerability to peer influence, 20 and promotion of high-risk behaviours, such as suicide-related behaviours, drug use and eating disordered behaviours.

Parental factors associated with co-morbidity include lower parental educational levels, closer maternal relationships, parental modeling of substance abuse or eating disordered behaviours, and maternal emphasis on weight and appearance [ 8, 9, 66].

In adolescent populations exhibiting eating disordered behaviour, rates of substance use and abuse has also been found to be 20-40% greater than that of normal weight peers [ 9].

One-third of participants demonstrated disordered eating behaviours with nearly half reporting restrictive eating behaviours.

In order to identify athletes at risk for the triad and disordered eating behaviours, the LEAF-Q and FAST were incorporated into the questionnaire.

Ben experienced disordered eating behaviours from the ages of 21 to 32, including binge eating and purging, the recording of nutritional intakes (macronutrients), and intermittent fasting.

Kevin experienced disordered eating behaviours from the ages of 21 to 32, including binge eating and purging, the recording of nutritional intakes (macronutrients), and intermittent fasting.

Many young women do not meet the criteria for an eating disorder, but they may still show sub-clinical symptoms (disordered eating behaviours) that can harm their health.

Among females participating in high-performance athletics, body weight can be seen as an important predictor of success, and disordered eating behaviours and exercise patterns can become problematic.