... from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. 2024 Eating disorders Body ownership Body ownership illusion Virtual reality Avatar The use of avatars in treatments for eating disorders is becoming increasingly popular and has resulted...

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... to their participation. For study 1, N = 20 participants with healthy weight and high weight or shape concern according to the German version of the Eating-Disorder-Examination Questionnaire (EDE-Q, [ 30 ]) were recruited. Inclusion criteria were age between 18 and 44 years, German language proficiency, body mass...

...Kathrin Schag; Sina K. Rennhak; Elisabeth J. Leehr; Eva-Maria Skoda; Sandra Becker; Wolfgang Bethge; Peter Martus; Stephan Zipfel; Katrin Elisabeth Giel Background: Impulsivity is a risk factor for binge eating disorder, and binge eating (BE) equates to impulsive eating behaviour. Hence, we...

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... used: ‘stage/staging’ AND ‘psychiatric disorder/mental disorder/schizophrenia/mood disorder/anxiety disorder/substance use disorder/eating disorder’. Results: A total of 78 studies were identified for inclusion in the review. We discussed studies addressing or related to the issue of staging...

.... The present study attempted to examine the role of the patient-therapist relationship as well as other variables for dropout among eating disorder patients. Methods: Eating disorder patients and their therapists were assessed on a measure of treatment expectations previously developed by the author...

...Paolo Santonastaso; Tatiana Zanetti; Alessandra Sala; Gerardo Favaretto; Giulio Vidotto; Angela Favaro Background: To date, the number of epidemiological studies on eating disorders (ED) in Italy and in other Mediterranean countries is still limited. This study evaluated the eating attitudes...

...Hedda Lausberg; Jörg von Wietersheim; Hubert Feiereis Background: This study assessed the movement behaviour of patients with eating disorders and inflammatory bowel disease. Methods: Ninety female patients with anorexia nervosa (n = 30), bulimia nervosa (n = 30), inflammatory bowel disease (n = 30...

... and to her relationship with her eating-disordered twin sister. The specific determinants of anorexia nervosa in this case are hypothesised and discussed. Results: The particular problems of separation and identity formation posed by twinship were considered to be severe. Development of a potentially fatal...

...Barbara Mangweth; Harrison G. Pope; James I. Hudson; Roberto Olivardia; Johannes Kinzl; Wilfried Biebl Background: We compared 30 male university students with eating disorders and 30 male comparison subjects without eating disorders recruited by advertisement at Innsbruck University, Austria...

... II, n = 8); 26 age-matched students served as the control group. Psychological testing included the Eating Disorder Inventory (EDI), shadow silhouette size rating, and a new test of oral appreciation of different sized cubes. In groups I and II, oral misperception of medium and large sizes...

..., meal plans; 1 or 2 sessions with the family). Meals are supervised by the team when needed. Patients document their eating in detail and talk about it in sessions with the nurses and in an eating disorder group. These sessions are oriented on cognitive-behavioral therapy. The psychodynamic individual...

...N. Micali; J. Holliday; A. Karwautz; M. Haidvogl; G. Wagner; F. Fernandez-Aranda; A. Badia; L. Gimenez; R. Solano; M. Brecelj-Anderluh; R. Mohan; D. Collier; J.L. Treasure Background: Previous studies have suggested that childhood eating and weight problems may be risk factors for eating disorders...

...C. Faravelli; C. Ravaldi; E. Truglia; T. Zucchi; F. Cosci; V. Ricca Background: It is speculated that clinical samples do not fully reflect the characteristics of eating disorders (EDs) as they are in the general population, especially in their lowest range of severity. The present article reports...

...Barbara Mangweth; Armand Hausmann; Claudia Danzl; Thomas Walch; Claudia I. Rupp; Wilfried Biebl; James I. Hudson; Harrison G. Pope Jr. Background: The risk factors for adolescent eating disorders are poorly understood. It is generally agreed, however, that interactions with one’s body...

...Yoshiyuki Takimoto; Kazuhiro Yoshiuchi; Hiroaki Kumano; Gaku Yamanaka; Tadashi Sasaki; Hiroyuki Suematsu; Yuzo Nagakawa; Tomifusa Kuboki Background: Eating disorders are thought to be risk factors for cardiac sudden death secondary to arrhythmia. Results in previous studies on QT interval and QT...

...Gabriella Franca Milos; Anja Margareta Spindler; Claus Buddeberg; Aureliano Crameri Background: The present study determined the psychiatric comorbidity of Axes I and II in a sample of subjects with eating disorders (EDs). The objective was to investigate associations between comorbidity...

... (BN; DSM-IV) were evaluated before beginning treatment. The Eating Disorder Inventory II (EDI-II), State-Trait Anger Expression Inventory (STAXI), and the Temperament and Character Inventory (TCI) were administered to all patients. Results: 3 subjects failed to engage in psychotherapy. Comparing...

... pathology. Conclusions: There is an association between bulimic behaviour and dyscontrol behaviours in the general population of adolescent girls and boys. Bulimia Eating disorders Adolescence Impulsivity Dyscontrol behaviours Epidemiology Population study Bulimia nervosa is characterised...