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COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH
Volume 30, Issue 5, Pages 551-570Publisher
SPRINGER/PLENUM PUBLISHERS
DOI: 10.1007/s10608-006-9003-3
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eating disorders; cognition; behaviors
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This paper describes the development of two measures. The first is designed to assess eating disorder-related automatic thoughts; the second is designed to assess a wide range of eating disorder-related behaviors. Principal components analysis identified three dimensions of thoughts: positive thoughts about eating, negative thoughts about eating, and permissive thoughts. Principal components analysis also identified six dimensions of behavior related to: shape and weight, bingeing, dieting, food, eating, and overeating. Both measures possess promising psychometric properties, including good construct and criterion-related validity. Both successfully discriminated eating disorder patients from dieting and non-dieting groups. The two measures may be useful additions to those currently available to researchers (and clinicians) interested in eating disorders.
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