Emotional eating, the tendency to regulate negative mood through unhealthy food intake,
has been widely recognized as one source of today's obesity epidemic. However, empirical …

Mindfulness‐based treatments for eating disorders could be improved by understanding
how facets of mindfulness predict eating disorder symptoms over time. We examined …

Research suggests that individuals with eating disorders use more putatively maladaptive
emotion regulation strategies and fewer putatively adaptive strategies. However, there is …

Emotional eating (eating triggered by adverse mood) might be an important psychosocial
variable to address to improve overwhelmingly deficient obesity treatment outcomes in …

Objective Low distress tolerance (DT) is an inability to handle negative emotions. There is
strong support for the connection between low DT and substance addiction, which suggests …

Background and Aims: It is assumed that a relevant subgroup of individuals experiences an
addiction-like eating behaviour (Food Addiction), characterized by an impaired control over …

This review, focused on food addiction (FA), considers opinions from specialists with
different expertise in addiction medicine, nutrition, health psychology, and behavioral …

Female smokers often have higher levels of eating disorder symptoms than non-smokers,
and concerns about eating and weight might interfere with smoking cessation. Thus, it is …

Understanding individual differences that may predispose certain individuals to disordered
eating may help guide more effective screening and intervention. Furthermore, identification …

Disordered eating habits such as binge-eating, purging, and extreme diet restriction have
been linked to a variety of deficits in emotion regulation. Two such aspects of emotion …