Background Temperament has long been described as the biological dimension of
personality. Due to advancing brain-imaging technology, our understanding of temperament …

These observations have relevant clinical implications as treatment of eating disorders is
largely based on psychotherapeutic interventions. However, large longitudinal studies are …

Although suggested as an important contributor to the development and maintenance of
eating disorders, temperament has not previously been studied adopting a meta‐analytical …

BackgroundThis study was designed to investigate potential temperament endophenotypes
for clinically significant importance of shape and weight. MethodSeven temperament risk …

The assessment of personality and temperament in the context of eating disorders (EDs)
poses unique challenges because of the physiological symptoms and sequelae of these …

Temperament characteristics, such as higher negative emotionality (NE) and lower effortful
control (EC), are individual difference risk factors for developmental psychopathology …

Specific personality traits are related to Eating Disorders (EDs) specific and general
psychopathology. Recent studies suggested that Emotional Eating (EE) is a common …

Growing evidence shows that temperamental features and emotional dysregulation are
linked to Eating Disorders (EDs). Aim of this study was to explore the possible relationship …

Objective The classification of anorexia nervosa (AN) into subtypes is relevant due to their
different symptomatology. However, subtypes (restricting type: AN-R; purging type: AN-P) …

Mood disorders, including depressive and bipolar disorders, represent a multidimensional
and prevalent group of psychiatric illnesses characterized by disturbances in emotion …