The Discriminative Role of Metacognitive Beliefs, Difficulty in Emotion Regulation, and Codependency in Obese Women

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KAZEMI REZAEI SEYED ALI; Khoshsorour Sahar; NOURI ROBABEH

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Journal: Journal of Arak University Medical Sciences Year:2019 | Volume:22 | Issue:4 Page(s): 86-97

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Title

The Discriminative Role of Metacognitive Beliefs, Difficulty in Emotion Regulation, and Codependency in Obese Women

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KAZEMI REZAEI SEYED ALI | Khoshsorour Sahar | NOURI ROBABEH | Issue Writer Certificate

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Metacognitive beliefsQ1

Difficulty in emotion regulationQ1

CodependencyQ1

ObesityQ1

Abstract

study aimed to investigate the discriminative role of Metacognitive beliefs, the Difficulty in emotion regulation, and Codependency in women with Obesity. Methods and Materials In this causal-comparative research, 40 obese women (BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2) and 40 normal-weight subjects were selected by convenience sampling method. The samples were evaluated by metacognitive questionnaire, difficulties in emotion regulation scale, and the Farsi version of Codependency measurement tool. We used discriminant function analysis to analyze the obtained data. Ethical Considerations All study subjects signed the written consent form. The Research Ethics Committee of Kharazmi University approved this study (Code: IR. KHU. REC. 1397. 41). Results The discriminant function could correctly classify 95% of obese people and 97. 5% of normalweight people with 3 variables of Metacognitive beliefs, Difficulty in emotion regulation, and Codependency. In other words, 96. 25% of all participants had been classified correctly. Conclusion Distinguishing the two groups of obese and normal people, the variables of Metacognitive beliefs, Difficulty in emotion regulation, and Codependency have a significant role. Therefore, these variables are supposedly influential psychological factors in Obesity. So they can be used for its prevention and treatment.

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KAZEMI REZAEI, SEYED ALI, Khoshsorour, Sahar, & NOURI, ROBABEH. (2019). The Discriminative Role of Metacognitive Beliefs, Difficulty in Emotion Regulation, and Codependency in Obese Women. ARAK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY JOURNAL (AMUJ), 22(4 ), 86-97. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/68848/en

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KAZEMI REZAEI SEYED ALI, Khoshsorour Sahar, NOURI ROBABEH. The Discriminative Role of Metacognitive Beliefs, Difficulty in Emotion Regulation, and Codependency in Obese Women. ARAK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY JOURNAL (AMUJ)[Internet]. 2019;22(4 ):86-97. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/68848/en

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SEYED ALI KAZEMI REZAEI, Sahar Khoshsorour, and ROBABEH NOURI, “The Discriminative Role of Metacognitive Beliefs, Difficulty in Emotion Regulation, and Codependency in Obese Women,” ARAK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY JOURNAL (AMUJ), vol. 22, no. 4 , pp. 86–97, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/68848/en

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