Abstract Stice's (1994, 2001) dual pathway model proposed a mediational sequence that
links body dissatisfaction to lack of control over eating through dieting and negative affect …

Objective Dual-pathway models propose that loss of control over eating (LOC) is the result of
an imbalance between weaker regulatory and stronger reactive processes. However, these …

The present study tested the dual pathway model of Stice [Stice, E (1994). A review of the
evidence for a sociocultural model of bulimia nervosa and an exploration of the mechanisms …

van Strien et al.[van Strien, T., Engels, RCME, van Leeuwe, J., Snoek, HM (2005). The Stice
model of overeating: tests in clinical and non-clinical samples. Appetite, 45, 205–213] …

In this longitudinal study, the authors provide support for the validity of the claim that
differences in the nature of the reinforcement that adolescent girls expect from eating …

OBJECTIVE: Research suggests that subtyping adults with binge eating disorders by dietary
restraint and negative affect predicts comorbid psychopathology, binge eating severity, and …

The relationship between food addiction, an important emerging construct of excessive
eating pathology, and dietary restraint has yet to be fully understood. Eating disorder models …

Objective Loss of control over eating is common among adolescents and is associated with
negative developmental outcomes. Recent evidence points to impaired self-regulation, and …

Objective Although laboratory experiments suggest that negative affect inductions potentiate
the relation between dieting and disinhibited eating, little research has tested whether this …

Objective: We had two aims in this study of parenting and young children's eating and
weight. The first aim was to test whether the association of parental restriction with young …