Fear of negative evaluation and eating attitudes: A replication and extension study

Article Abstract:

A study that sought to replicate and extend the findings by exploring links between restriction and fear of negative evaluation (FNE) in relation to close friends and relatives is presented. The results show that both general and close FNE were significantly and positively correlated with restrictive, but not with bulimic attitudes.

Psychological aspects, Young women, Fear

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Inpatients with eating disorders: demographic, diagnostic, and service characteristics from a nationwide pediatric sample

Article Abstract:

A study focused on youth afflicted with eating disorders and the type of treatment they receive and had access to as inpatients. Results revealed besides other factors access to insurance funding was the key to the line and duration of treatment patients received.

General services, Accident & Health Insurance, Insurance Carriers, Services information, Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers, Hospital and medical service plans, Medical Care Insurance, Administration of Public Health Programs, All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services, Health and allied services, not elsewhere classified, Maternal & Child Health Care, Maternal & Child Health Programs, Health aspects, Care and treatment, Services, Company systems management, Information management, Health insurance, Adolescence, Child health services, Clinical report

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