The relationshipbetween body perception, self-esteem, depression and eating behaviors of pregnant women

Halis Doğukan Özkan; Hilal Doğan Güney; Elif Nazlı Çetindağ

doi:10.32322/jhsm.1696159

July 30, 2025Journal of Health Sciences and MedicineOpen Access

The relationshipbetween body perception, self-esteem, depression and eating behaviors of pregnant women

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Increased body perception scores correlate with higher depression and eating attitude disorder scores.
Participants in the study included 48 pregnant and 54 non-pregnant women, highlighting differences in psychosocial effects.
The study utilized established scales such as the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale and Beck Depression Scale for accurate assessment.
Interventions may be necessary to address these interconnected issues during pregnancy.

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Observational analysis reveals correlations between body perception and eating behaviors in pregnant women, suggesting potential impact on mental health.

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