#8914. Impacts of dietary self-monitoring via MyFitnessPal to undergraduate women: A qualitative study

October 2026publication date
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Social Psychology;
Psychology (all);
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Abstract:
The present study explores how dietary self-monitoring via specially designed smartphone apps alters eating and body image-related cognitions and behaviours. The positive and negative effects were discussed. The paper suggests that the use of nutrition-related mobile apps should be monitored to avoid possible harmful side effects.
Keywords:
Dietary self-monitoring; Qualitative; Weight-related; Women

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