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This study examined the relationships among body perception, anxiety, psychological flexibility, and abnormal eating habits of college students. Data was collected through a self reported structured questionnaire from 289 Korean college students using convenient sampling methods from April 20 to June 30, 2013. Multiple linear regression revealed the subjective body perception (β=0.28, p <.001), ideal body image (β=-0.15, p =.004), anxiety (β=0.21, p <.001), and psychological flexibility (β=-0.13, p =.032) to be significant predictors of abnormal eating habitsof college students. These variables accounted for 26% of abnormal eating habits (F=17.42, p <.001). Therefore, as a strategy for reducing abnormal eating habits, therapeutic nursing intervention will be needed to improve the psychological flexibility and control anxiety as well as correct the distorted body perception. Key Words : Anxiety, Diet, Perception, Pliability, Students   2013    ()  .

Relations of Body Perception, Anxiety, Psychological Flexibility and Abnormal Eating Attitudes of College Students