Eating style and symptoms of eating disorders: further explorations

Article Abstract:

Eating Style, Feeling Deprived and Dieting Style scales, developed and administered to 259 university females, 118 males and 50 nonstudent females, helped enunciate correlations of eating patterns involving hunger, deprivation, abstinence and precursors to eating disorders. The psychometric attributes of the scales, their association with each other and with symptoms, notions on weight control and body weight were the factors documented for predicting eating disorders.

Evaluation, Diagnosis, Eating disorders, Food habits

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Binge drinking in the context of romantic relationships

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Consequences of binge drinking on relationship conversation qualities among romantically involved college students are examined. Greater numbers of binges over the duration of the study are associated with less overall positive tone, and more general disagreements, drinking disagreements, and talks about drinking.

Psychological aspects, Social aspects, United States, Drinking (Alcoholic beverages), College students, Alcohol use, Romantic love

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Hispanic and Anglo college women's risk factors for substance use and eating disorders

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A new study investigates the offspring and family personality risk factors that may contribute to problem eating and drinking disorders among Anglo and Hispanic American women college students.

Research, Behavior, Compulsive eating, Binge eating disorder, Hispanic American students, Drinking behavior

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