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Implicit attitudes toward eating stimuli differentiate eating disorder and non‐eating disorder groups and predict eating disorder behaviors 下载免费PDF全文
April R. Smith PhD Lauren N. Forrest MA Elizabeth A. Velkoff MA Jessica D. Ribeiro PhD Joseph Franklin PhD 《The International journal of eating disorders》2018,51(4):343-351
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Marinilli Pinto A Guarda AS Heinberg LJ Diclemente CC 《The International journal of eating disorders》2006,39(5):376-384
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of the current investigation was to develop and validate the Eating Disorder Recovery Self-Efficacy Questionnaire (EDRSQ), a self-report measure of self-efficacy to recover from an eating disorder. METHOD: Participants were 116 female patients with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, or a subthreshold eating disorder treated at an eating disorder clinic. Patients completed the EDRSQ and measures of eating disorder symptoms and depression. RESULTS: The EDRSQ contains two internally consistent factors, Normative Eating Self-Efficacy and Body Image Self-Efficacy. Moderate to large correlations between EDRSQ subscales and measures of eating disorder pathology support the convergent validity of the EDRSQ. The EDRSQ demonstrates theoretically consistent relations with constructs that are related to but distinct from self-efficacy. Discriminant validity is reflected in small correlations between EDRSQ subscales and measures of general psychological correlates of disordered eating. CONCLUSION: The EDRSQ is a psychometrically sound measure to assess self-efficacy in patients with a range of eating disorder diagnoses. 相似文献
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Increased use of antimicrobial medication in bulimia nervosa and binge‐eating disorder prior to the eating disorder treatment 下载免费PDF全文
Anu Raevuori MD PhD Laura Lukkariniemi BM Jaana T. Suokas MD PhD Mika Gissler PhD Jaana M. Suvisaari MD PhD Jari Haukka PhD 《The International journal of eating disorders》2016,49(6):542-552
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Ackard DM Fulkerson JA Neumark-Sztainer D 《The International journal of eating disorders》2007,40(5):409-417
OBJECTIVE: To examine the prevalence and utility of DSM-IV eating disorder (ED) criteria and anorexia (AN), bulimia (BN), and binge eating disorder (BED) among adolescents. METHOD: An ethnically diverse population-based sample of 4,746 public middle and high school students completed anthropometric measures and Project EAT survey items. RESULTS: Many youth endorsed body shape perception disturbance (41.5% female; 24.9% male), undue influence of body shape/weight on self-esteem (36.4% female; 23.9% male), and compensatory behavior (9.4% female; 13.5% male). Prevalence among females and males, respectively, was: AN = 0.04%, 0%; BN = 0.3%, 0.2%; BED = 1.9%, 0.3%. Analyses of individual criteria showed high sensitivity and negative predictive values for each disorder and corresponding criteria, low specificity for several AN (27.8%) and BN (32.0%) criteria, and low positive predictive values (0.06-40.2%). CONCLUSION: Body disparagement and compensatory behaviors indicate eating disturbance, despite low prevalence of EDs. Diagnostic classification may be clinically useful, but is complicated for use in epidemiological populations. 相似文献
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Millie Maxwell PhD Laura M. Thornton PhD Tammy L. Root PhD Andrea Poyastro Pinheiro MD PhD Michael Strober PhD Harry Brandt MD Steve Crawford MD Scott Crow MD Manfred M. Fichter MD Katherine A. Halmi MD Craig Johnson PhD Allan S. Kaplan MD Pamela Keel PhD Kelly L. Klump PhD Maria LaVia MD James E. Mitchell MD Kathy Plotnicov PhD Alessandro Rotondo MD D. Blake Woodside MD Wade H. Berrettini MD PhD Walter H. Kaye MD Cynthia M. Bulik PhD 《The International journal of eating disorders》2011,44(3):225-232
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OBJECTIVE: As psychoeducational eating disorder prevention programs have not been shown to reduce bulimic pathology, we developed and evaluated a dissonance-based intervention for high-risk populations. METHOD: Young women (N = 87) with body image concerns were randomized to this intervention, which involves verbal, written, and behavioral exercises requiring them to critique the thin-ideal, or to a healthy weight management control group. Participants completed a baseline, termination, and 4-week follow-up survey. RESULTS: Participants in the dissonance intervention reported decreased thin-ideal internalization, body dissatisfaction, dieting, negative affect, and bulimic symptoms at termination and at 4-week follow-up. Unexpectedly, participants in the healthy weight management control group also reported some benefits. DISCUSSION: Taken in conjunction with past findings, these preliminary results suggest that the dissonance intervention, and to a lesser extent the healthy weight management intervention, may reduce bulimic pathology and risk factors for eating disturbances. 相似文献
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Ramacciotti CE Dell'Osso L Paoli RA Ciapparelli A Coli E Kaplan AS Garfinkel PE 《The International journal of eating disorders》2002,32(2):206-212
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to investigate two samples of patients affected by anorexia nervosa (AN) or bulimia nervosa (BN), respectively, with and without the diagnostic feature of drive for thinness (DT). METHOD: The samples comprised 70 consecutive eating disorder (ED) outpatients at the Department of Psychiatry (University of Pisa) and 106 AN patients admitted to a day hospital in Toronto, Canada. Subjects were assessed on clinical and psychometric parameters. RESULTS: In both countries, 17% of the subjects had low DT as measured by the Eating Disorder Inventory (EDI). They comprised the atypical group and appeared to have less severe psychopathology. DISCUSSION: Weight phobia should not be viewed as critical to the diagnosis of ED and DT could be a culture-bound dimension. Considering the differences between the two groups, the characterization of patients as typical and atypical may be clinically useful. 相似文献
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