Dieting among Thai adolescents: Having friends who diet and pressure to diet
The purpose of this study was to assess dieting behavior, the number of friends who diet, and number of friends who pressure to go on a diet among a sample of 2,519 Thai adolescents. More than half of the girls (52.2%) and over one-fourth of boys (28.0%) reported going on a diet in the past 30 days....
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Main Authors: | Randy M. Page, J. Suwanteerangkul |
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Format: | Journal |
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2018
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