Social class stigma and poorer health behaviors: Evidence from the eating in America study

Keyphrases

• Health Behavior 100%
• Eating 100%
• Poor Health 100%
• Social Class 100%
• Behavioral Evidence 100%
• Objective Socioeconomic Status 100%
• Physical Activity 66%
• Sleep Disturbance 66%
• Alcohol Use 66%
• Disordered Eating 66%
• Comfort Eating 66%
• Psychological Factors 33%
• US Population 33%
• Race-ethnicity 33%
• Non-associated 33%
• Low Socioeconomic Status 33%
• Healthy Behaviors 33%
• Objective Markers 33%
• Socioeconomic Demographics 33%
• Qualtrics 33%
• Racial Discrimination 33%
• Lower Class 33%
• Generalized Linear Regression Model 33%
• Eating Disturbances 33%
• Census Regions 33%
• Discrimination Factor 33%

Psychology

• Disordered Eating 100%
• Physical Activity 100%
• Alcohol Abuse 100%
• Linear Regression Model 50%
• Healthy Behavior 50%
• Discrimination 50%
• Racial Discrimination 50%
• Psychological Factor 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Socioeconomic Status 100%
• Alcohol Consumption 50%
• Sleep Disorder 50%
• Psychological Aspect 25%
• Linear Regression Analysis 25%