[Retracted] Three Mediating Pathways of Anxiety and Security in the Relationship between Coping Style and Disordered Eating Behaviors among Chinese Female College Students

Table 1

Demographic characteristics of study participants.

Characteristic	or mean	% or SD	Range
Age (years)	19.36	1.06	18-22
Hometown
Urban area	429	62.1%
Rural area	262	37.9%
Major
Science and engineering	141	20.4%
Medicine	273	39.5%
Art	80	11.6%
Liberal arts	197	28.5%
Eating Disorder Inventory (EDI)
Drive for thinness	4.49	4.54	0-21
Body dissatisfaction	10.65	6.45	0-27
Bulimia	1.97	2.87	0-21
Perfectionism	4.91	3.51	0-18
Interpersonal distrust	3.38	3.10	0-21
Mature fear	7.72	4.32	0-24
Interceptive awareness	4.21	4.34	0-27
Inefficiency	4.17	3.99	0-23
Total	41.50	20.69	4-139
Simple Coping Style Questionnaire (SCSQ)
Positive coping style	350	50.65%
Negative coping style	341	49.35%
Security Questionnaire (SQ)
Interpersonal security	27.33	5.35	8-40
Certainty of control	25.96	5.68	8-40
Total	53.29	10.30	16-80
Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS)
Anxiety	6.71	3.09	0-19