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Psychological Explanations of One Eating Disorder
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- 1Grabe & Hyde (2006) AO1-Meta-analysis of 98 studies
-Difference between African-American and Caucasian and Hispanic females
-African-American reported significantly less body dissatisfaction than other two groups - 2:) Becker et al (2002) AO2-In societies where TV has been recently introduced, girls stated a desire to lose weight to become more like Western TV characters
- 3:( Yamamiya et al (2005) AO2-Instructional intervention prior to media exposure of idealised female images prevents the adverse effects of exposure
- 4:) Roberts et al AO2-The stereotypical view that white populations have a higher incidence of AN than black populations appears to be true in older adolescents
- 5:( Cachelin & Regan (2006) AO2-No significant differences in prevalence of disordered eating between African-American and white Caucasian ppts
- 6:) Lunde et al (2006) AO2-Positive correlation in 10 year olds between their BMI and teasing for both boys and girls
- 7:( Shroff & Thompson (2006) AO2-No correlation among friends on measures of disordered eating in an adolescent sample.
- 8Strober et al (2006) AO1-Personality-Retrospectively evaluated personality traits in teenage boys & girls receiving treatment for AN
-High levels of perfectionism in 73% of girls and 50% of boys - 9:) Halmi et al (2000) AO2-Investigated the relationship between perfectionism and anorexia in 322 women
-Those with a history of AN scored significantly higher on a perfectionism scale when compared to a control group
-Furthermore, the extent of perfectionism was directly related to the severity of AN.
-Perfectionism is a genetic trait :( - 10:( However... AO2-It is hard to separate lasting personality traits from short-lived states that may be caused by starvation
-Perfectionism may therefore be the result of AN, not the cause
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- freycameron · abr 2014
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