新兴成年女性体重管理不当行为的社会决定因素

Abstract Background Unhealthy weight management behaviors (UWMBs) have become increasingly common among emerging adult women, yet prior research has largely focused on psychological or perceptual correlates in isolation. In appearance-oriented contexts, structural influences, including social norms, may co-occur with individual characteristics to shape these behaviors. The social determinants of health (SDOH) framework offers a useful lens for examining UWMBs by jointly considering structural and intermediary determinants. Objective This study aimed to identify key SDOH associated with engagem