It is well understood that mood intolerance is a predictor of eating disorder (ED) symptoms.
However, it is unclear whether intolerance of specific emotional experiences predicts ED …

Purpose Emotional eating is a risk factor for eating pathology across the life-and weight-
span. Research demonstrates that negative emotions are a precipitant of emotional eating …

Objective Self‐compassion has an inverse association with dietary restraint however, the
mechanisms linking self‐compassion and dietary restraint are not clear. This study aimed to …

Self-compassion has been linked to higher levels of psychological well-being. The current
study evaluated whether this effect also extends to a more adaptive food intake process …

Purpose This study examined the moderator role of gender in the relationship between
negative affect and eating psychopathology as well as gender differences in these variables …

The relationship between emotion regulation difficulties and restrictive eating has not been
established in non-clinical samples. In this study, undergraduates (n= 98) provided …

Objective We replicated the cross‐sectional relationship between restrictive eating attitudes
and a fear of being negatively evaluated by others and tested whether negative evaluation …

Emotional eating (EE) has been consistently associated with obesity, weight gain, and
certain eating disorders (EDs). Given the cultural influence on food consumption and eating …

Objective: Affect regulation models of disordered eating propose that disordered eating
behaviors function as maladaptive efforts to modulate or escape from aversive emotional …

Objective Negative affect intensity is robustly related to binge eating, but the relationship
between negative emotion differentiation (ie, the ability to differentiate negatively‐valenced …