Perception of the body image of the Chilean population in a pandemic situation
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https://doi.org/10.24310/riccafd.2022.v11i1.13156Keywords:
pandemic, body image, confinement, covid-19, quarantine, pandemic, body image, confinement, covid-10, quarantineAbstract
The objective was to associate and correlate confinement time and physical activity (PA) with body image (BI) in a Chilean population in pandemic. Descriptive, correlational quantitative study. 1,038 people participated, 426 men, 609 women and 3 people who did not manifest gender. A survey with for general data and Body Shape Questionnaire (BSQ) was used. Confinement level and confinement time do not correlate with the BSQ Scale level. The level of confinement does correlate, with a BSQ scale summation with low statistical strength. Days of the week and time of PA do show correlation (p = <0.01) with the level and summation of the BSQ Scale. It is concluded that there is a correlation between the weekly time of PA with the BSQ level, those who were more concerned about their HF have low levels of PA and those who have a higher level of PA do not present high levels of concern about BI.
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