大学生の価値観と食意識,健康状態および運動状況との関連

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The purpose of this research is to clarify how individual sense of values relates to the eating consciousness, health conditions, and exercise habits among the students of Tokushima Bunri University. In our survey, we adopted the cooperative scale and effort scale in Tsujioka and Murayama (1975). The students were divided into 3 groups, according to the score of each value scale by sex, and we examined the correlation of the group score to each question score. Both males and females with high scores in both scales turn out to think it is important to have meals with other people in a good mood. They also pay much attention to finding good restaurants and are interested in how delicious the food they eat is, which means their eating consciousness is strong. Females with higher scores in the effort scale attach more importance to keeping healthy. Males with high scores in the cooperative scale and females with high scores in the effort scale tend to keep regular sleeping hours and consider themselves to be healthy. Females with high scores in the cooperative scale tend to have meals at regular hours. Both males and females with higher scores in both scales tend to attach more importance to physical exercise. Males with high scores in the cooperative scale and females with high scores in the effort scale turn out to exercise enough. On the basis of the above results, it is supposed that both males and females with higher scores in both the cooperative and effort scales keep the circadian rhythm of sleep and wakefulness, consider themselves to be healthy, and pay much attention to having enough physical exercise and good eating habits.
徳島文理大学の論文
2013-09-00

大学生の価値観と食意識,健康状態および運動状況との関連

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