Key takeaway: We should assess for a wide range of ED fears and use individual’s specific ED fears to plan treatment. (3/3) @CheriLev @uofleatlab @IntJEatDisord
@RuthSWeissman
📣New pub alert! We examined the breadth and frequency of eating disorder fears in an ED population both within and between diagnoses. Key findings: Fears of gaining weight, food, and judgment were most frequently endorsed overall. https://t.co/cH5Qa19hnC
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By dx, individuals with AN endorsed fear of food most frequently, individuals with atypical AN and BN endorsed fear of gaining weight most frequently, and individuals with OSFED/BED most frequently endorsed fear of judgment. Few differences were found between diagnoses. (2/3)
We are recruiting for TWO online single session studies! One is focused on health & wellness and the other is focused on fighting diet culture. If you are interested in participating, use the link below to sign up!
Link: https://t.co/9n0zQUP9NI
"We have argued that developing measures specifically intended for network studies, broadening our scope to include biological and social components in our network studies, and gathering intensive time-series data on grief components are critical next steps that will...1/2
Now out in Current Opinion in Psychology: our review of the literature on the causal systems (aka network) approach to Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD) and recommendations for future research!
Full text available here:
https://t.co/11bD6tQ2Nf
Please also give a BIG congratulations to our graduate student Mackenzie (@_MLBrown_) for also receiving an Honorable Mention from @NSFGRFP! We are so proud of you, Mackenzie!