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Table 1 Eating disorder pathology and demography in the total sample as well as separated for the ED and Non-ED group

From: An investigation of the mediating role of personality and family functioning in the association between attachment styles and eating disorder status

 

Total (n = 253)

ED (n = 106)

Non-ED (n = 147)

 

M (SD)

M (SD)

M (SD)

Eating disorder pathology

   

 EDE-Q

2.29 (1.84)

3.81 (1.61)

1.19 (1.05)

 SEED AN total score

0.85 (0.65)

1.33 (0.70)

0.50 (0.30)

 SEED BN total score

0.75 (0.90)

1.43 (0.98)

0.25 (0.35)

Depressiveness

   

 PHQ

9.85 (7.36)

15.45 (7.16)

5.81 (4.18)

Body mass index (BMI)

21.27 (4.24)

20.69 (5.37)

21.68 (3.14)

Age (years)

25.72 (8.73)

24.74 (7.70)

26.42 (9.37)

Educational backgrounda

   

 Without high school diploma

59 (23.3 %)

47 (44.3 %)

12 (8.2 %)

 High school diploma

126 (49.8 %)

46 (43.4 %)

80 (54.4 %)

 University degree

68 (26.9 %)

13 (12.3 %)

55 (37.4 %)

Marital statusa

   

 Married/in relationship

127 (50.2 %)

41 (38.7 %)

86 (58.5 %)

 Separated/single

126 (49.8 %)

65 (61.3 %)

61 (41.5 %)

Employment statusa

   

 In training/studying

169 (66.8 %)

59 (55.7 %)

110 (74.8 %)

 Employed

66 (26.1 %)

32 (30.2 %)

34 (23.1 %)

 Not employed (unemployed, pension)

18 (7.1 %)

15 (14.2 %)

3 (2 %)

Nationality

   

 German

242 (95.7 %)

103 (97.2 %)

139 (94.6 %)

 Other nationality

11 (4.3 %)

3 (2.8 %)

8 (5.4 %)

  1. ED eating disorder group, Non-ED comparison group
  2. aSignificant between-group difference between the ED and Non-ED group regarding educational background, marital and employment status; however, none of these variables was associated with the dependent variable