… Recent etiological models of eating disorders (ED) emphasized the role of difficulties in
emotion regulation (ER) as trans-diagnostic factors across the spectrum of ED [1], [2], [3]. …

… as the other eating disorder subtypes (>20%) [62]. In conclusion, it appears that difficulties
with emotion regulation are an important factor involved in the maintenance of eating disorder …

… emotion regulation difficulties (large effect) than HCs. There was a small difference between
the ED and HC groups for the emotion … emotion regulation difficulties in a regression model. …

… of emotional awareness (eg, “I am attentive to my feelings” [reversed]; sum scores between
6 and 30), limited access to emotion regulation … 8 and 40) and lack of emotional clarity (eg, “I …

… between adaptive emotion regulation and eating disorder and eating-… emotion regulation
and eating disorders and eating-related symptoms. In terms of specific emotion regulation …

… response in anxiety disorders (4, 5). Similarly, people with eating disorders (EDs) have
been reported to rely more on maladaptive than adaptive emotion regulation strategies (8–10). …

… of eating disorders (EDs) is difficulty with emotion regulation (… impairment in their ability
to regulate emotions in areas such as … , as compared to those with Binge Eating Disorder (BED). …

… emotion regulation difficulties. All ED groups reported to use less adaptive and more maladaptive
emotion regulation … study showed positive relationships with eating disorder severity. …

… Emotion regulation (ER) can be defined as the ability by which we identify and modulate the
… of emotions (Gross, 1998a). Some of the strategies used to regulate emotions are adaptive (…

… during adolescence, a critical period of emotional … emotion regulation characteristics
between adolescents with restrictive types of eating disorders and those with binge eating or …