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期刊名:Eating disorders

缩写:EAT DISORD

ISSN:1064-0266

e-ISSN:1532-530X

IF/分区:3.5/Q1

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Philip C Masson,Judy D Sheeshka Philip C Masson
In-depth interviews concerning the premature termination of treatment (PTT) were conducted with seven clinicians in an inpatient eating disorders program. Motivation to be in the program and work on recovery, and the ability to establish a ...
Gunilla Paulson-Karlsson,Ingemar Engström,Lauri Nevonen Gunilla Paulson-Karlsson
The current study evaluated the outcome of family-based treatment for female adolescents with anorexia nervosa (N = 32), at the Anorexia-Bulimia Outpatient Unit in Göteborg, Sweden. Patients/parents were assessed pre-treatment, at 18- and ...
Sheila Ravi,Sarah Forsberg,Kara Fitzpatrick et al. Sheila Ravi et al.
The current study aimed to screen for indications of psychopathology displayed by the parents of adolescents diagnosed with Anorexia Nervosa (AN), and examine the relationship between severity of adolescent eating disorder symptoms and pare...
Gary S Goldfield,Andrew Lumb Gary S Goldfield
The present study examined the independent and interactive association between dietary restraint, body mass index (BMI) and the relative reinforcing value of food. Four hundred and three introductory psychology students completed questionna...
Cortney S Warren,Mary Ellen Crowley,Roberto Olivardia et al. Cortney S Warren et al.
Patients with eating disorders bring unique challenges to treatment providers. The purpose of this study was to explore treatment providers' experiences working with patients with eating disorders. Specifically, we investigated 1) the frequ...
Gail McVey,Joanne Gusella,Stacey Tweed et al. Gail McVey et al.
The effectiveness of a web-based prevention program designed for elementary school teachers was examined in 78 elementary school teachers and 89 local public health practitioners (who provide support to schools). Participants were assigned ...
Carolyn Black Becker,Stephanie Bull,Lisa M Smith et al. Carolyn Black Becker et al.
Studies regarding the effect of peer-leadership on peer-leaders in prevention programs remain extremely limited. In this study, 83 undergraduate sorority members, who previously participated in the program, served as peer-leaders for an eat...