exercise

Question 1

Alcoraz & Ibanez et al. (2020)

Answer 1

• excessive exercise behaviour linked to ED
• Exercise addiction used to manage ED
  ❌ - cross sectional
  ✅ 39 studies

Question 2

Griffiths et al (2016)

Answer 2

• sexual addiction/compulsions derives from problematic porn/internet use
• AB can be 2nd

Question 3

Sicilia et al (2023)

Answer 3

• systematic review
• primary EA = intrinsic motivation
• 2nd = extrinsic like ED
  ✅ comprehensive
  ❌ not empirical

Question 4

Friemuth et al (2011)

Answer 4

• EA concurrent with ED and mood disorders
• pathological exercise = compulsive despite negative
  ❌ conceptual
  ✅ comprehensive

Question 5

Trott et al (2021)

Answer 5

• 13 studies, 3635 pps
• 6.7% prevalence of EA in gen pop
• linked to ED and low self-esteem
  ❌ western
  ✅ large sample

Question 6

Veale (1987)

Answer 6

• 1st vs 2nd
• EA similar to substance addiction
  ❌ theoretical
  ✅ influenced future models

Question 7

Lichenstein et al (2014)

Answer 7

• 121 pps = 41 at risk of EA
• EA showed ED & excitement-seeking & reduced wellbeing
  ✅ comparison group
  ❌ at risk NOT diagnosed

Question 8

Foster et al (2015)

Answer 8

• muscle dysmorphia associated with EA

Question 9

Kim et al (2020)

Answer 9

• systematic review of 28
• extroversion and conscientiousness linked to work addiction
  ❌ personality explains small variance in work addiction

Question 10

Bircher et al (2017)

Answer 10

• performance narcissism & low self esteem linked to EA
• NOT BIG 5 traits linked
  personality plays small role
  ❌ cross sectional

Question 11

Griffiths (1997)

Answer 11

• Jiu-Jitsu case study
• ACM = EA