Słowa kluczowe
zachowania związane z objadaniem się
wypalenie studentów online
zasoby społeczne
Abstrakt
Wstęp: Młodzież, która angażuje się w zachowania związane z przejadaniem się, jest narażona na wiele niekorzystnych skutków. Przejadanie się może być również uważane za wczesny sygnał ostrzegawczy dodatkowych problemów psychologicznych, np. złego samopoczucia, depresji i myśli samobójczych. Chociaż w obszernej literaturze badano stresory związane z pandemią Covid-19 jako potencjalne czynniki ryzyka problemów z odżywianiem, żadne badania nie analizowały stresu związanego z e-learningiem i wypalenia zawodowego jako cech, które mogą przyczyniać się do przejadania się wśród nastolatków podczas tego globalnego kryzysu. Głównym celem tego badania było sprawdzenie wpływu zasobów społecznych na związek między stresem i wypaleniem związanym z e-szkołą, dobrostanem psychicznym nastolatków i przejadaniem się.
Materiał i metoda: Analiza ścieżek została przeprowadzona na wynikach Skali Wypalenia E-Learningowego, Skali Dobrostanu Psychologicznego, Krótkiej Skali Zasobów Społecznych oraz jednopunktowych skal dla zachowań związanych z objadaniem się i Stresu Szkolnego Online. Dane przekrojowe zostały zebrane za pomocą formularzy Google od 186 uczniów (M=15,93 lat; SD=1,70; 60% dziewcząt).
Dyskusja: Zasoby społeczne i wypalenie e-learningowe miały istotny bezpośredni wpływ na częstotliwość przejadania się. Potwierdzono istotny pośredni wpływ dobrostanu psychicznego poprzez zasoby społeczne na zachowania związane z objadaniem się, jednak pośredni wpływ wypalenia e-learningowego był nieistotny.
Wnioski: Stres studencki miał znaczący pośredni wpływ na zachowania związane z objadaniem się poprzez wypalenie e-learningowe i zasoby społeczne.Stres związany z e-learningiem i wypalenie podczas pandemii Covid-19 są bezpośrednio związane ze zmniejszeniem zasobów jednostek wykorzystywanych do skutecznego radzenia sobie z negatywnymi emocjami i stresem w życiu codziennym, co z kolei może zwiększać ryzyko angażowania się w zachowania związane z objadaniem się.
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