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1. 1Initially enhanced CBT (CBT-E) was [blank_start]CBT-BN[blank_end] and was used as a treatment for BN only, however due to a variety of challenges particularly regarding patient’s [blank_start]overvaluation of weight and shape[blank_end], the therapy [blank_start]evolved[blank_end] and adapted to make it suitable for all forms of ED, thereby making it “[blank_start]transdiagnostic[blank_end]” (Cooper and Fairburn, 2011

   1. ACBT-BN
   2. Bovervaluation of weight and shape
   3. Cevolved
   4. Dtransdiagnostic
2. 2Further, [blank_start]CBT-Eb[blank_end] which is a [blank_start]focused form[blank_end] of therapy that incorporates [blank_start]additional issues[blank_end] (i.e. [blank_start]mood intolerance[blank_end]) has been seen to be very useful in treating EDs with [blank_start]additional psychopathology[blank_end] (Cooper and Fairburn, 2011), which as mentioned earlier on can be difficult to tackle in terms of treatment when [blank_start]comorbidity rates are so high[blank_end] among patients

   1. ACBT-Eb
   2. Bfocused form
   3. Cadditional issues
   4. Dmood intolerance
   5. Eadditional psychopathology
   6. Fcomorbidity rates are so high
3. 3Furthermore, CBT-E was offered to [blank_start]49[blank_end] adolescent patients with AN, [blank_start]substantial[blank_end] increase in [blank_start]weight[blank_end] and decreases in eating [blank_start]psychopathology[blank_end] were recorded (Dalle Grave, Calugi, Doll and Fairburn, 2013), suggesting this could be a useful treatment as apposed to [blank_start]family therapy[blank_end] for adolescents.

   1. A49
   2. Bsubstantial
   3. Cweight
   4. Dpsychopathology
   5. Efamily therapy
4. 4While the current status of [blank_start]CBT-E[blank_end] seems promising for future use among general and adolescent populations, it is important to note the therapy has been said to be [blank_start]limited to certain EDs[blank_end] despite its recent ‘[blank_start]transdiagnostic[blank_end]’ form, specifically for the treatment of [blank_start]AN[blank_end]. For example, Galsworthy-Francis and Allan (2014) found CBT to be i[blank_start]nconsistently superior[blank_end] to other therapies for the treatment of AN

   1. ACBT-E
   2. Blimited to certain EDs
   3. Ctransdiagnostic
   4. DAN
   5. Enconsistently superior
5. 5however this is [blank_start]debatable[blank_end] considering there is very limited evidence ([blank_start]specifically RCTs[blank_end]) to support any particular form of treatment for AN, this could be due to the [blank_start]methodological issues[blank_end] regarding RCTS such as [blank_start]recruitment[blank_end] and [blank_start]compliance[blank_end] (Treasure and Kordey, 1998). The lack of RCTs means trying to reach a ‘[blank_start]gold standard[blank_end]’ (as seen in Goldstein et al, 2011, p.29) for the [blank_start]appropriate[blank_end] and most effective treatment of AN is very difficult

   1. Adebatable
   2. Bspecifically RCTs
   3. Cmethodological issues
   4. Drecruitment
   5. Ecompliance
   6. Fgold standard
   7. Gappropriate

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