eating disorder - Globe Thesis

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1.	Study On The Relationship Between Delayed Discount And Impulsive Sex And Eating Disorder And Dieting Success In Different Sub - Restricted Diets
2.	Sports Psychology Doctoral Dissertations Disordered Eating In Sport: Narrative's Turn (Chapter 4) English And Chinese Translation Practice Report
3.	Reward Sensitivity And Inhibitory Control As Influences On Binge Eating: Behavior And Neuroimaging Evidence
4.	A Study On The Relationship Between Impulsive Traits, Emotional Regulation And Abnormal Eating Behavior Of College Students
5.	Cognitive Flexibility In Subclinical Populations With Eating Disorders: Partial Mediation Of Anxiety
6.	Study The Effect Of Mindfulness Training On Eating Disorder
7.	A Report On Translation Of Informative Text Under Skopos Theory
8.	Differences in affect regulation abilities among dietary- and dietary-negative affect subtypes of binge eating disorder: Implications for conceptualization and treatment
9.	The relationship between body dissatisfaction and eating disorder symptomatology: An examination of moderating variables
10.	Discounting of delayed and probabilistic rewards by women with and without binge eating disorder
11.	Evaluation of a structural model of objectification theory and eating disorder symptomatology among ethnically diverse undergraduate women
12.	Impact of exposure to pro-eating disorder websites on body dissatisfaction and eating behavior in college women
13.	Parental criticism and eating disturbance in adolescent females: Implications for a multifaceted eating disorder prevention program
14.	Eating disorder symptomatology, self-construal, and dimensions of perfectionism in Chinese American women
15.	A retrospective exploration of the childhood and adolescent family mealtime environment of women with binge eating disorder
16.	An Integrated Feminist and Archetypal Perspective on Sub-Clinical Eating Pathology in Women
17.	The impact of narrative storytelling on cognitive re-composition in individuals struggling with eating disorders
18.	A selective prevention study: Decreasing body dissatisfaction and eating disorder symptomatology in sorority women using psychoeducation, social norms, and social marketing strategies
19.	The relationship between hope, coping, spirituality, and eating disorder symptomatology in women
20.	Integrating two worlds: Virtual and real life experiences of women with eating disorders
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