… food-addiction symptoms were associated with more difficulties in emotion regulation and
mentalization deficits. In the multivariate analysis, high food-addiction … role in food addiction by …

… be used to assess addictive food consumption. The present … brief food addiction assessment
tool, the Food Addiction Risk … behavioral addictions and that uses established addiction …

… theories of addiction also identify an important role of stress in addiction processes(38)… food
addiction, and that children and adolescents are at particular risk of developing this addiction…

… risk of Internet addiction and food addiction, and low self-esteem is a risk factor according to
the concept of overlapping addiction. … between risk of Internet addiction and food addiction is …

… that food craving would be greater in individuals at risk for … at risk for AN would show a lower
prevalence of food craving and … We also hypothesized that food craving would be positively …

… Food Addiction Scale 2.0” and “Food Addiction”, comprising peer-reviewed articles that used
the second version of the Yale Food Addiction … high risk of demonstrating symptoms of food …

… addictive or have addictive properties, but if “food addiction” is a valid concept, the presence
of these characteristics is necessary. Criticisms of the “food addiction… risk of “food addiction.” …

… to review the clinical significance of food addiction diagnoses made with the YFAS …
addictions. Methods: We performed a systematic review of the studies that assessed food addiction …

… found that the risk for AN may be connected to food addiction. It was found that people with
high … with a high BMI have a higher risk of AN and food addiction. According to one study48, …

… This study used the addiction syndrome model as a guiding theoretical framework to
understand food addiction. The addiction syndrome model emphasizes the shared antecedents …