Can Fam Physician. 1988 Jan;34:75-9.
The authors conducted a survey of the prevalence of abnormal eating attitudes and behaviours among all women undergraduates living in on-campus residences at Queen's University and systematic samples of men and women undergraduates living in off-campus residences, using the Eating Attitudes Test-26 (EAT-26) as the study instrument. The results, although comparable to those of similar studies at other universities and colleges, are unusual in that they identify a group of high scoring respondents who did not return to Queen's University the year following the study.Of 1,982 students surveyed, 1,082 were women living in on-campus residences, 450 were women living in off-campus accommodation and 450 were men also living off-campus. The off-campus groups were matched with the on-campus groups for program and year.The response rate was 50.6%. Of these respondents, 14.7% had scores of 20 or more on the EAT-26; scores typical of those reached by persons sufferering from eating disorders. Both groups of women had the same prevalence of high scorers (16.8%), while the prevalence of high scores in male students was 2.7%. Of 16 high scorers clinically interviewed, 13 (81.3%) fulfilled diagnostic criteria for eating disorders.
研究人员采用饮食态度测试-26 量表（EAT-26），对皇后大学住校的所有女本科生以及部分校外住宿的男、女本科生中的异常进食态度和行为的流行率进行了调查。研究结果与其他高校的类似研究结果相似，但不同寻常的是，研究发现有一组高分受访者在研究后的次年没有回到皇后大学。
在接受调查的 1982 名学生中，1082 名为住校女生，450 名为校外住宿女生，450 名为校外住宿男生。校外学生群体与校内学生群体在专业和年级上相匹配。
应答率为 50.6%。在这些应答者中，14.7%的 EAT-26 得分为 20 或更高；这一分数是那些患有饮食失调症的人的典型得分。两组女生的高分者比例相同（16.8%），而男学生的高分者比例为 2.7%。在接受临床访谈的 16 名高分者中，有 13 人（81.3%）符合饮食失调症的诊断标准。
