Frank R, Langhof H
Med Klin Prax. 1982 Jan 15;77(2):59-64.
Personal data (family situation, father's profession, working vs non-working mother, type of school) of 129 Bavarian children hospitalised for obesity were compared with data from children of the Bavarian population as a whole. Obese children were overrepresented in the low and in the upper socio-economic class. Pupils in special schools were overrepresented. One-parent families were overrepresented (22% vs 14% in the overall population). There is a high proportion of divorces. The percentage of working mothers corresponds with the percentage of working mothers in the overall population. The awareness of obesity as a disease seems to be class-specific. The results of treatment depend on the attitude of the parents.
对129名因肥胖住院的巴伐利亚儿童的个人数据（家庭情况、父亲职业、母亲是否工作、学校类型）与整个巴伐利亚人口中儿童的数据进行了比较。肥胖儿童在社会经济地位较低和较高阶层中占比过高。特殊学校的学生占比过高。单亲家庭占比过高（22% 对比总体人口中的14%）。离婚率很高。职业母亲的比例与总体人口中职业母亲的比例相当。对肥胖作为一种疾病的认知似乎具有阶层特异性。治疗结果取决于父母的态度。
