Sutin Angelina R, Stephan Yannick, Wang Lei, Gao Shoumin, Wang Ping, Terracciano Antonio
Florida State University College of Medicine.
University of Montpellier.
J Res Pers. 2015 Oct 1;58:137-142. doi: 10.1016/j.jrp.2015.07.006.
Research on personality and adiposity has focused primarily on Western samples; less is known about the personality correlates of BMI in Asian populations. We examined the association between personality and Body Mass Index (BMI) among community-dwelling Japanese adults (=380), Chinese adolescents (=5,882), and a meta-analysis inclusive of a published Korean sample (total =10,304). In the new samples and meta-analysis, Extraversion and Agreeableness were associated with higher BMI among men. In contrast to what is often found in Western samples, Conscientiousness was mostly unrelated to adiposity. These findings link pro-social tendencies to overweight among Asian men; Conscientiousness may be less relevant for BMI in Eastern societies with a low prevalence of obesity and strong social norms for eating but not thinness.
关于人格与肥胖的研究主要集中在西方样本上;对于亚洲人群中BMI与人格的相关性了解较少。我们研究了日本成年社区居民(n = 380)、中国青少年(n = 5882)以及一项纳入已发表韩国样本的荟萃分析(总计n = 10304)中人格与体重指数(BMI)之间的关联。在新样本和荟萃分析中,外向性和宜人性与男性较高的BMI相关。与西方样本中常见的情况相反,尽责性大多与肥胖无关。这些发现将亲社会倾向与亚洲男性的超重联系起来;在肥胖患病率低且饮食而非消瘦有强烈社会规范的东方社会,尽责性可能与BMI的相关性较低。