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        Dietary restraint : the role of causal attributions 

        Flood, Darlene Sandra (1995)
        Previous studies have indicated that restrained and unrestrained eaters exhibit dififerent eating patterns in response to preloading or no preloading. After a preload, restrained eaters tend to exhibit counterregulatory ...
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        The effects of exogenous and endogenous gonadal hormones and hormonal sensitivity on eating disorder symptoms 

        Bird, Jessica L. (2012-11-10)
        A previous study found that a history of oral contraceptive (OC) side effects was associated with greater body dissatisfaction and eating dysfunction (Bird & Oinonen, 2011). This finding contributes to the growing body of ...
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        Predictors of susceptibility to the diet and nutrition media 

        Robinson, Shelagh Wynne. (1995)
        Much of the information distributed by the diet and nutrition media consists of unsubstantiated claims. Individuals who are particularly susceptible to such sources are at risk for practicing food-related behaviours ...
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        The Psychobiology of an eating episode : are restrained eaters different 

        Mercier, Monique (2009)
        The anatomy of an eating episode is influenced by various psychological, biological, and behavioural factors. The research has supported the existence of a biological correlate of satiety called salivary a-amylase (Harthoorn, ...
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        A Randomized Comparative Trial of Self-Affirmation and Psychoeducation Interventions for Improving Body Image in Young Women 

        Ransom, Danielle Christine (2016)
        Body image concerns are a widespread experience, particularly for young women, and are associated with a number of undesirable consequences, including eating disorders. Self affirmation theory provides a framework for ...
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        Sociotropy and perception of own and close friend's dieting behaviours and body image 

        Alani, Taslim (2012)
        A woman’s physical appearance has been strongly associated with her sense of self-worth and success. Moreover, through family, media and one’s friends, messages of an unrealistically thin ideal body have been perpetuated, ...
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        Stage of change : relation to risk factors for binge eating and other health-risk behaviours among university women 

        Donato, Andrea Marie (2004)
        The transtheoretical model delineates the different stages that individuals go through as they change maladaptive behaviours: precontemplation, contemplation, action, and maintenance (Prochaska, DiClemente, & Norcross, ...
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        A two-study investigation into the link between rumination and night eating, and symptom improvement following a mindfulness-based intervention 

        Person, Staci M. (2021)
        Night eating syndrome (NES) is characterized by a circadian delay in eating and nocturnal awakenings with ingestions. Its onset is related to stress and the syndrome is linked to depressed mood, anxiety, sleep problems, ...

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