With increasing rates of obesity, preventing and treating problematic eating behavior is
critical. Food addiction (FA) is one variable associated with the development and …

Eating disorders often emerge, resurface, or worsen in individuals during college (National
Eating Disorders Association, 2013), substantiating the need to identify protective factors …

Food addiction is the clinical occurrence in which individuals develop physical and
psychological dependencies on high fat, high sugar, and highly palatable foods. Past …

Researchers investigated the association among food addiction, difficulties in emotion
regulation, and mentalization deficits in a sample of 322 Italian adults from the general …

Purpose Emotional eating is important to study and address because it predicts poor
outcome in weight loss interventions. Interventions have only touched the surface in terms of …

Objectives Eating disorders are debilitating mental illnesses characterized by disturbances
in eating behaviors and weight regulation. Risk factors associated with disordered eating …

Eating disorders (ED) are complex multidimensional behavioral syndromes characterized by
pervasive core deficits in the self-regulation of food intake, affect, and cognition (Dalle …

Conclusion The function of emotion regulation and related processes, which were not
historically a focus of traditional cognitive behavioral therapy for eating disorders, has …

Introduction: This study aimed to investigate whether multiple aspects of emotion
dysregulation contribute to the etiology of Food Addiction (FA); as well as to provide further …

Background Emotional eating, or overeating in response to negative emotions, is a behavior
endorsed by both normal weight and people with overweight/obesity. For some individuals …