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Depression as correlates to binge-eating among adolescents: inputs to personality adjustment program / Charlene Mae B. Ponce. 6

By: Charlene Mae B. Ponce. 4 0 16, [, ] | [, ] |

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Action note: In: Summary: ABSTRACT: Trying to address Binge Eating Disorder can become more difficult if clinical depression is a key component or a trigger for the binge eating. This begs the question of Did binge eating begin because of depression or did depression begin because of binge eating? This study aimed to measure the levels of depression and binge-eating of adolescents and its significant relationship. The researcher used purposive sampling technique for this study. A total of 218 respondents qualified with the set criteria. The research instruments used were Beck Depression Inventory and Binge-Eating Scale. The mean, standard deviation, and Pearson product-moment correlation were the statistical techniques used for this study. Results present that there is a moderate positive linear relationship between the levels of depression and binge-eating of adolescents in the 0.5 level of significance, thus, the null hypothesis is rejected. Therefore, with the results obtained in the study, the researcher recommends that with the study provided, the future researcher may implement the proposed personality adjustment and also test if adolescents who like to binge-eat will have depression afterwards. Other editions:

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ABSTRACT: Trying to address Binge Eating Disorder can become more difficult if clinical depression is a key component or a trigger for the binge eating. This begs the question of Did binge eating begin because of depression or did depression begin because of binge eating? This study aimed to measure the levels of depression and binge-eating of adolescents and its significant relationship. The researcher used purposive sampling technique for this study. A total of 218 respondents qualified with the set criteria. The research instruments used were Beck Depression Inventory and Binge-Eating Scale. The mean, standard deviation, and Pearson product-moment correlation were the statistical techniques used for this study. Results present that there is a moderate positive linear relationship between the levels of depression and binge-eating of adolescents in the 0.5 level of significance, thus, the null hypothesis is rejected. Therefore, with the results obtained in the study, the researcher recommends that with the study provided, the future researcher may implement the proposed personality adjustment and also test if adolescents who like to binge-eat will have depression afterwards.

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