… emotional intelligence (EI) as a relevant factor in development and maintenance of eating
disorders (… From this perspective, emotional regulation is defined as the ability to manage both …

… Parental bonding, low self-esteem, emotion dysregulation, and eating style are correlated …
our findings within a clinical sample of eating disorder patients to validate the proposed model. …

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disorder symptom severity: The mediating role of low self-esteem and negative mood Skip to …

… is affective, and is measured by a discrepancy between one’s perceived self-image and …
between body-image disturbance and characteristics of eating disorders such as symptoms and …

… As Figure 1 shows, the relationship between meaning in life and emotional dysregulation
was negative, and the relationships between meaning in life and eating disorder symptoms …

… differences in outcome prediction from initial self-image. This study extended the work of
Björck et al.,11 and tested whether different self-image variables predicted outcome in AN and …

… “a complex psychological organization which develops through the bodily experience of
an individual and affects both the schema of behaviour and a fundamental nucleus of self-image…

… There is an active link between child abuse and eating disorders, emotional child abuse …
, negative self-image, and maladaptive emotional response. Emotional dysregulation is the …

… self-image domains, may be a more powerful longitudinal predictor of ED behaviors (binge …
, rather than a purely emotion regulation based one found in binge eating. Purging emerges …

… was to examine emotion regulation difficulties than can negatively impact self-image and
to … (31) also noted that individuals with eating disorders more frequently employ non-adaptive …