Impulsivity in women with eating disorders: Problem of response inhibition, planning, or attention? - Concepedia

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Impulsivity in women with eating disorders: Problem of response inhibition, planning, or attention?

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2006

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Lindsay Rosval, Howard Steiger, Kenneth R. Bruce, Mimi Israël, Jodie Richardson, Melanie Aubut

International Journal of Eating Disorders

Abstract

These findings suggest that binge-eating behavior coincides with problems of response inhibition, whereas a risk-taking attitude may be a unique characteristic of individuals with BN.

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