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A pilot comparison of purging and non-purging bulimics

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1985
This study compared (1) purging bulimics (those who terminate binging with self-induced vomiting and/or excessive use of laxatives), N = 26; (2) non-purging bulimics, N = 24; and (3) control subjects (in whom no eating problems were apparent), N = 24. These groups were examined empirically on several personality and demographic variables. Additionally,
P S, Grace, R S, Jacobson, C J, Fullager
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Groundwater Sampling: To Purge or Not to Purge

Environmental Geosciences, 1998
Abstract Despite interest in the no-purge method for groundwater sampling, little has been done or documented on carefully controlled field studies to compare the analytical test results from the traditional purge method with the no-purge method for various field conditions and over a wide range of concentrations of contaminants.
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To Purge or Not to Purge? An Individual-Level Quantitative Analysis of Elite Purges in Dictatorships

British Journal of Political Science, 2023
Austin S Matthews, Edward Goldring
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