关键词: 关键词 青少年, 神经质, 体验回避, 自尊, 情绪化饮食

Abstract: Abstract In recent decades, emotional eating has become an important issue in the study of eating disorders, eating disorders and obesity. Studies have shown that adolescents are also a high-incidence group for emotional eating behavior. This not only leads to adolescents' risk of obesity, but also increases their risk of eating disorders, which seriously affects the physical and mental health of young people. Therefore, the researchers believe that it is necessary to discuss the intrinsic mechanism of adolescents' emotional eating, so as to provide theoretical support for the prevention and intervention strategies of adolescents' emotional eating behavior, and to reduce the incidence of dietary diseases caused by adolescents' emotional eating behaviors. Some 900 students in middle and high schools were selected as samples, of which 288 were male and 458 were female, with an average age of 15.56. All the subjects assembled in class and completed the questionnaire within 20 minutes.The questionnaires included the NEO.PIR, Dutch Eating Behavior Questionnaire(DEBQ), Acceptance Action Questionnaire(AAQ), and The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale(RSES).Data was collected and analyzed with Spss 24.0, Amos21.0 and Mplus7.4, and the bias-corrected percentile Bootstrap method was used to analyze the role of experiential avoidance and self-esteem between neuroticism and junior middle school students' emotional eating. A exploratory factor analysis was calculated to test the common method variance. Results showed that the study was in-existent common method variance. The results showed that: (1) The relationship between each pair of neuroticism, experience avoidance, emotional eating behavior, and self-esteem was significant and positive. The correlation coefficient ranged from 0.303 to 0.335 (p < 0.01). (2) The structural equation model (SEM) reveals that the data fits the theoretical model well (2/df=4.16，CFI=0.93，TLI=0.91，SRMR=0.04，RMSEA=0.07). (3) Neuroticism had a significant direct effect on emotional eating behavior ((β=0.28, p<0.01)); neuroticism had a significant direct impact on experience avoidance (β=0.36, p<0.01); experience avoidance had a significant direct effect of emotional eating behavior (β=0.25, p<0.01); self-esteem had no significant direct effect on emotional eating behavior (β=0.028, p>0.05); interaction had a significant direct effect on emotional eating behavior Impact (β=0.351, p<0.01). (4) The indirect effect of neuroticism on emotional eating behavior is caused by experience avoidance, 95% confidence interval is [0.013, 0.278]; (5) Self-esteem moderates the relation the relationship between experience avoidance and emotional eating behavior. there is a significant positive correlation between low self-esteem regulation and the emotional avoidance of middle school students, but at high levels of self-esteem, there is a non-significant relationship between experience avoidance and emotional eating behavior. It is concluded that in the structural equation model of neuroticism on emotional eating behavior of junior middle school students students,experiential avoidance plays a partial mediating role and self-esteem moderates the indirect effect.These findings suggest some measures of prevention and treatment for junior middle school students students’ Emotional eating behavior should be taken. Schools and families should set up a good core self-evaluation system in order to help them improve their self-esteem and reduce experience avoidance level and eradicate Emotional eating behavior.

Key words: Key words adolescent, Neuroticism, Experience avoidance, Self-esteem, Emotional eating behavior