22 April 2013
Relationship between appetitive motives and non-exercise lifestyle in a young adult population
Takahiro YoshikawaABCDEFG, Keisuke OritaB, Yasuyoshi WatanabeAEF, Masaaki TanakaACDEDOI: 10.12659/MSM.883891
Med Sci Monit 2013; 19:289-294
Abstract
BACKGROUND: We aimed to examine the association of appetitive motives with a non-exercise lifestyle, defined as exercising less than once per year, in a young adult population.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: We asked university students to answer questions about their exercise habits. We also assessed their appetitive motives, with or without hunger, by using a simple questionnaire in a preliminary survey, and we assessed the hedonic motives to consume palatable foods by using the Power of Food Scale (PFS) in the main experiment.
RESULTS: On multivariate logistic regression analyses in the preliminary survey (n=119) adjusted for age, gender, and body mass index (BMI), appetitive motives under the condition of hunger were positively associated with the non-exercise lifestyle. In the main experiment (n=268), simple regression analyses revealed a positive association between the non-exercise lifestyle and the subscale scores of factor-2 of PFS related to physically present foods. On multiple regression analyses adjusted for age, gender, and BMI, the aggregated scores and the subscale scores of factor-2 of PFS were positively associated with the non-exercise lifestyle.
CONCLUSIONS: These findings suggest the intriguing possibility that appetitive motives under the condition “with hunger” and those “with hedonic consumption” can be suppressed even by infrequent exercise.
Keywords: Hunger - physiology, Life Style, Fasting - physiology, Exercise - psychology, Cues, Appetitive Behavior - physiology, Adolescent, Logistic Models, Motivation, Questionnaires, young adult
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