The Etiology of bulimia nervosa : the individual and familial context

Janis H. Crowther · Kent Psychology Forum

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Epidemiology of bulimia nervosa, J.H. Crowther, et al. Part 1 Developmental and familial factors: overview, P.A. Crawford and D. Watts developmental issues in the study of eating problems and disorders, I. Attie and J. Brooks-Gunn toward a model of the developmental psychopathology of eating disorders - the example of early adolescence, M.P. Levine and L. Smolak body image, weight control and eating disorders among children, M.H. Thelen, et al relationship of family and personality factors in bulimia, S. Wonderlich. Part 2 Individual factors: overview, D.S. Rosch and K.L. Shepherd chronic dieting and eating disorders - a spiral model, T.F. Heatherton and J. Polivy body-image disorder - definition, development, and contribution to eating disorders, J.C. Rosen personality characteristics as a risk factor in the development of eating disorders, C. Johnson and S. Wonderlich. Part 3 Future directions: overview, D.L. Zotter and N.E. Sherwood prevention of bulimia nervosa - questions and challenges, R.H. Striegel-Moore aetiology of bulimia nervosa - conceptual, research and measurement issues, J.H. Crowther and J.S. Mizes.

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