Self-criticism involves constant and harsh self-scrutiny, overly critical evaluations of one's
own behavior, and negative reactions to perceived failures in terms of active self-bashing …

Background Dropout (DO) is common in the treatment of eating disorders (EDs), but the
reasons for this phenomenon remain unclear. This study is an extensive review of the …

Background Early experiences of traumatic events (TEs) may be associated with
subsequent eating disturbance. However, few studies have investigated overall exposure …

Body dissatisfaction is a major source of suffering among women of all ages. One factor that
has the potential to mitigate body dissatisfaction, as well as promote a positive body image …

Background DSM-IV eating disorder (ED) diagnoses have been criticized for lack of clinical
utility, diagnostic instability, and over-inclusiveness of the residual category “ED not …

Computer‐based quality assurance of specialist eating disorder (ED) care is a possible way
of meeting demands for evaluating the real‐life effectiveness of treatment, in a large‐scale …

Eating disorders (ED) are psychiatric disorders of multifactorial origin, predominantly
appearing in adolescence. Negative self-image is identified as risk factor, but the …

When studying adolescent development, it is important to consider two key areas that are
salient for teens, which are self-concept and peer relations. A secondary analysis of the …

Background We studied associations between emotion dysregulation, self-image and eating
disorder (ED) symptoms in university women, and contrasted two indirect effect models to …

Background Previous research has shown self-image according to the interpersonal
Structural Analysis of Social Behavior model, to relate to and predict eating disorder …