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Emotional eating and eating psychopathology among non‐eating‐disordered women

International Journal of Eating Disorders, 1998
A recent study (Arnow, Kenardy, & Agras, 1995, Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 15, 155-170) has reported on the development and preliminary validation of the Emotional Eating Scale (EES), a questionnaire measure of the tendency to eat in response to affective state.
G, Waller, S, Osman
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Eating Behavior, Emotions, and Overweight

Psychological Reports, 1981
Your Emotional Investment in Eating: A Test was administered to 26 subjects 20 or more pounds overweight, and to 36 subjects within 20 pounds of “desirable” weight. The test as a whole differentiated the groups as did 11 of 30 individual items. The overweight persons showed greater emotional reactivity, were more self-dissatisfied, more private or ...
A, Hudson, S G, Williams
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Emotional perception in eating disorders

International Journal of Eating Disorders, 2008
AbstractObjective:It remains an open question whether there are basic emotional perception and emotional processing deficits in eating disorders (ED). The aim of this study was to explore deficits in emotional perception in restrictive anorexia nervosa (AN‐R) and bulimia nervosa (BN), using visual emotional stimuli.Method:Thirty‐four patients with ED ...
Joos, Andreas, Cabrillac, Emmanuelle, Hartmann, Armin, Wirsching, Michael, Zeeck, Almut   +4 more
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Parental behaviour and adolescents’ emotional eating

Appetite, 2007
Parents can influence their children's emotional eating behaviour through modelling processes and parenting. In this study, data on parenting (support, behavioural control and psychological control), emotional eating, and demographic variables were gathered among both parents and two adolescent children of 428 Dutch families.
Snoek, H.M., Engels, R.C.M.E., Janssens, J.M.A.M., van Strien, T., van Strien, T.   +4 more
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Boredom proneness and emotion regulation predict emotional eating

Journal of Health Psychology, 2015
Emotional eating is considered a risk factor for eating disorders and an important contributor to obesity and its associated health problems. It has been suggested that boredom may be an important contributor to overeating, but has received relatively little attention. A sample of 552 college students was surveyed.
Amanda C, Crockett, Samantha K, Myhre, Paul D, Rokke   +2 more
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Eating Disorders and Therapist Emotional Responses

Journal of Nervous & Mental Disease, 2015
The aims of this study were to identify (a) patterns of clinicians' emotional responses to patients with eating disorders (ED); (b) patient, clinician, and treatment variables associated with therapist emotional responses; and (c) the influence of patient personality on therapist emotional responses.
Colli, Antonello, SPERANZA, Anna Maria, LINGIARDI, Vittorio, GENTILE, DANIELA, NASSISI, VALENTINA, Hilsenroth, Mark   +5 more
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Boredom proneness, interoception, and emotional eating

Appetite, 2022
Emotional eating is associated with weight gain and difficulty losing weight during weight loss interventions. Theoretical and empirical work suggest boredom may be an important predictor of problematic eating behaviors. Yet, little work has examined the role of boredom in emotional eating.
Erica, Ahlich, Diana, Rancourt
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Emotion and eating in binge eating disorder and obesity

European Eating Disorders Review, 2010
AbstractThis study compares 20 binge eaters (BED), 23 obese patients (OB) and 20 normal weight controls (CO) with regard to everyday emotions and the relationship between emotions, the desire to eat and binge eating. Modified versions of the Differential Affect Scale and Emotional Eating Scale were used and the TAS‐20 and Symptom‐Check‐List‐27 ...
Zeeck, Almut, Stelzer, Nicola, Linster, Hans Wolfgang, Joos, Andreas, Hartmann, Armin   +4 more
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Emotional reactivity and eating in binge eating and obesity

Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 1987
The present study investigated daily mood fluctuations and moods during eating in normal and overweight binge and nonbinge eaters (N = 56) and moods during binge and nonbinge episodes of individuals who binge eat (N = 29). For 2 weeks, subjects completed the Multiple Affect Adjective Checklist each morning and continuously recorded the mood during ...
V M, Lingswiler, J H, Crowther, M A, Stephens   +2 more
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Emotion regulation flexibility and disordered eating

Eating Behaviors, 2020
Research suggests that individuals with eating disorders use more putatively maladaptive emotion regulation strategies and fewer putatively adaptive strategies. However, there is growing theoretical and empirical support for the notion that the efficacy of emotion regulation strategies varies across situations.
Elizabeth N, Dougherty, Jonathan, Murphy, Skylar, Hamlett, Rachel, George, Krystal, Badillo, Nicole K, Johnson, Alissa A, Haedt-Matt   +6 more
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