KZVD and EEQ

This study explores the association between self-harming behavior and emotional eating in young adults, with a particular focus on sociodemographic factors. Key variables include gender, age, emotional relationship status, history of traumatic experiences, and parental education levels. By analyzing these factors, the study aims to provide a deeper understanding of how sociodemographic characteristics influence emotional eating patterns and self-harming tendencies. The findings may contribute to the development of targeted psychological interventions and prevention strategies for at-risk individuals.

本研究探讨了青年群体自伤行为（self-harming behavior）与情绪性进食（emotional eating）之间的关联，并重点关注社会人口学因素（sociodemographic factors）。核心研究变量涵盖性别、年龄、情感关系状况、创伤经历史以及父母受教育水平。本研究旨在通过对上述变量的分析，深入阐明社会人口学特征如何影响情绪性进食模式与自伤倾向。研究结果可为高风险人群的针对性心理干预与预防策略制定提供重要参考。