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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Eating disorders Etiology"”.

  1. Exploring the relationship among etiological factors related to eating disorders

    … between personality, coping, social support and eating disorder pathology. After initial data collection, participants were contacted at either an 8-month or 2-month follow-up period. Of the original 270 participants, 134 subjects completed a follow-up portion of the study (112 at 2-months and 22 …

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  2. The same beast or different animals? : examining differential etiologic associations between binge eating and compensatory behavior with impulsivity and perfectionism

    Despite the use of binge eating and compensatory behavior in distinguishing diagnostic categories and subtypes of eating disorders, little research has examined the etiologic validity of distinguishing among disorders/subtypes based on these phenotypes. The current project used cross-sectional and …

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  3. Modeling eating pathology: The role of gender, sociocultural, and individual factors

    <p>Eating pathology is an increasing problem in the United States and other Western countries. This study examined gender differences and specific known psychological correlates of eating pathology. Sociocultural variables, such as thin-ideal internalization, and individual factors, such as …

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