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Interpretation of Adiposity Indicators in NJCAA Female Athletes
"BACKGROUND: Body mass index (BMI) and waist circumference (WC) are commonly used as quick, noninvasive indicators of adiposity. However, these measures can misrepresent the obesity or nutritional status of an individual. This is particularly true in…
Differences in PSDQ Strength Scores between Women with Healthy BMI and Overweight/Obese BMI
This presentation discusses the differences in PSDQ strength scores between Women with Healthy BMI and Overweight/Obese BMI.
Taylor Meadows, "Differences in Health Indicators Based on Biological Attractiveness in Women" (2019)
This poster discusses differences in BMI, body fat percentage, and handgrip strength in traditional, college-aged, full time females based on biological attractiveness.
Kinsey G. Brantley, "Impact of Wearable Fitness Trackers on Body Mass Index and Body Composition" (2019)
This poster discusses the utilization of wearable fitness trackers on physical activity and motivation to do physical activity and the impact of these fitness trackers on body mass index and body compositions
Kinsey G. Brantley, "Differences Between Healthy Weight and Overweight/Obese BMI in Hand Grip Strength" (2019)
Comparison of healthy weight and overweight/obese BMI groups in hand grip strength.
Molly Melton, "Differences in Visceral Adipose Tissue and Total Body Fat Based on BMI in Female College Students" (2017)
This study compared body fat percentage between groups divided by body mass index (BMI).
De'Aaricka Wilkes, "The effect of perceived adiposity level on BMI and body fat percentage" (2017)
This study examined the responses to the question “I have too much fat on my body.” Female participants were divided into groups by their perception of their body fat and then the body fat percentage and BMIs were compared between groups.
Elizabeth A. Easley, "Sensitivity and specificity of college students’ BMI and Perceptions of Weight in Determining Obesity Status" (2017)
This study determined the sensitivity and specificity of BMI and student perception of obesity status.