Understanding your own and other's minds: the relationship to eating disorder related symptoms.

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Abstract:: A study using a cross-sectional survey design examined whether eating disorder (ED) related symptoms are associated with understanding one's own and others' minds. A non-clinical sample of 145 women completed self-report questionnaires and recorded their emotional, cognitive and behavioural responses to descriptions of scenarios (vignettes). Responses to scenarios were made from the perspective of self, an attachment figure and a same sex acquaintance. Data were analysed using multiple regres...
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University of Oxford

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MSD

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Psychiatry

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Journal:: European eating disorders review : the journal of the Eating Disorders Association
Volume:: 19
Issue:: 5
Pages:: 417-425
Publication date:: 2011-01-01
DOI:: 10.1002/erv.1079
EISSN:: 1099-0968
ISSN:: 1072-4133

Language:: English
Keywords:: Cognition

Middle Aged

Adult

Eating Disorders

Adolescent

Cross-Sectional Studies

Emotions

Psychological Theory

Young Adult

Humans

Female

Questionnaires

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Pubs id:: pubs:470736
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Local pid:: pubs:470736
Source identifiers:: 470736
Deposit date:: 2014-06-23

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