Background Binge eating disorder (BED), as the most prevalent eating disorder, is strongly
related to obesity and other somatic and psychiatric morbidity. Despite evidence-based …

Although often perceived as non-threatening, disordered eating poses a significant risk to
physical and psychological wellbeing. Given the modest effectiveness of current …

Abstract The Experiences in Close Relationships (Brennan et al, Attachment theory and
close relationships, 1998) questionnaire is one of the most widely used measures of adult …

Attachment theory and Bowen's family system theory are theories focused on the central role
of the family bonding in the development of the self and in the promotion of affective and …

Many students pursuing post-secondary education will experience the imposter
phenomenon at some point in their academic career. The imposter phenomenon can lead to …

Objective Women with disordered eating report low satisfaction from romantic relationships.
We wished to examine whether this may be explained in part by a restricted or inflated …

Introduction There is a need for research investigating factors accounting for binge eating
(BE) and social media disorder (SMD) in adolescence. Objective Despite studies suggesting …

Background Restrained eating behavior has become the norm in college students' lives, and
considering the harm it causes to college students, it is necessary to explore the factors …

Objective Emerging research has revealed that metacognitive beliefs (ie, beliefs about
cognition) and meta-emotion beliefs (ie, beliefs about emotions) may play a role in …

Purpose To compare community girls at risk and not at risk for binge eating (BE) in
attachment representations through a narrative interview and to test the predictive role of …