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What is the defintion of anorexia nervosa ?
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- Straving themself
- convinced that they have to lose weight
- exercise a lot
- low self esteem linked only to body
- ALSO 50 have binge eating
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What are the DSM 5 criterias for anorexia ?
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- Less energy intake then required -> low body weight BMI
- Intense fear of gaining weight
- persistent behaviour that interferse with weight gain
- body weight = self evaluation
- lack of true recognition
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What is the definition of the restrictesd type of anorexia ?
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- during the last 3 months no engaging of binge eating/ purging behaviour.
- only exercies and dieting
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What is the definition of the binge eating/puring type of anorexia ?
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- during the last 3 months the individual has engaged in bing eating and puring
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What are the prevalances of aneroxia nervos ?
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- 1/2%
- 90% woman
- lower rates in cultures thta put less values on thiness
- highest suicide rate
- chronic
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What is the onset time for aneroxia nervosa ?
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- adolesence and young adults
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What are the comorbidity disorder of aneroxia disorder ?
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- depression and OCD
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What does aneroxia nervosa do to your body ?
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- cardiovascular problems
- expansion of stomach, lesser bone strength
- kidney damage
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What is the definition of Bulima nervosa ?
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- uncontrolled eating followed by behaviour which prevent weight gain
- lack of control
- BMI is rather noraml
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What are methods to prevent weight gain ?
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- purging
- laxatives
- exercise
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What are the DSM 5 criterias for Bulimia nervosa ?
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- binge eating abnormal amount with no control over
- compensatory behaviour after binge eating
- self evaluation based on body shape
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What are the two subtypes of Bulimia nervosa ?
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- The puring type
2. non puring type
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What are the prevalance of bulimia nervosa ?
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- 0.5 to 3%
- chronic
- more comman in femal
- western societies more comman
- high suicide
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What is the onset time of bulimia nervosa ?
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- adolesence
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What is the defintion of binge eating disorder ?
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- Similar to bulimia but not regular engagement in purring fasting or exercising
- They eat continuously, without planned meal times
- often have family history with obesity
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What are the comorbidity disorder regarding binge eating disorder ?
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- depression, anxiety , alcohol abuse and persoanlity disorder
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What are the DSM 5 criterias for binge eating disorder ?
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- binge eating with abnormal large amount while having no control over it
- 3 or more symptoms
- at least once a weak for the last 3 months
- Not associated with recurrent use of compensatory behaviour
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What are the 5 symptoms of binge eating disorder ?
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- Eating more rapidly than normal
- Eating until feeling uncomfortably full
- Eating large amounts of food when not feeling physically hungry
- Eating alone bc embarrassed by how much one eats
- Feeling disgusted with oneself,
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What are the prevalance of binge eating disorder ?
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2- 5%
- more comman in woman
- chronic no cultural differnces
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What are the comorbidty disorder ?
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- depression anxiety and alcohol
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Give a short summary of aneroxia nervosa (restricting type) ?
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- underweight
- body image is severely disturbed
- no binging
- no purging
- no lack of control
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GIve a short summary of aneroxia nervosa (binging/puring type) ?
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- underweight
- Body image severely disturbed
- yes binging
- yes puring
- lack of control during binges
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GIve a short summary of bulimia nervosa ?
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- normal / overweight
- overconcerned with weight
- yes binging
- yes puring
- generall lack of control during
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GIve a short summary of Binge-Eating Disorder ?
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- oftern overweight
- distressed with overweiht
- yes binging
- no purging
- general lack of control
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Define other specified eating disorder:
- also called atypical
| - Belong to one o the for eating disorder but do not full fill all symptoms
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Define unspecified eating disorder:
- choose not to specify the diagnosis (not a specific disorder can be named)
- because symptoms are not clear enough
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Name some facts regarding other specified eating disorder:
- same several psychological problems -> lower self esteem
| - 5%
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What is meant by atypical anorexia nervosa ?
- form of other specified eating disorder
| - basically aneroxia without weight loss
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What is meant by night eating syndrome ?
- form of other specified eating disorder
| - regularly eating excessive amounts of food after dinner & into the night
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How does the biological perspective explain eating disorder ?
- AN a bit more then BN but aroun 50% herritable
- fuckd up hypothalamus
- Starvation shrinks the brain
1. Anorexia -> abnormalities in hypothalamus and serotonin & dopamine
2. Bulimia -> abnormalities in serotonin, leading to crave carbohydrates
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What is the function of the hypothalamus ?
- trouble detecting hunger/ stopping when full
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What are socialcultural theories to explain eating disorder ?
- "standard of beauty"
- more present in female
- Also athlets are at a higher risk
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How does cognitive psychology explain eating disorder ?
- Low self-esteem & perfectionism + dissatisfaction
- very concerned about opinion from others
- Dichotomous thinking
- attention bias
- Disordered behaviours as strategies to deal with painful emotions
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What is meant by attention bias ?
- unconsciously organise perceptions of the world around body size -> mostly one specific body part
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What is meant by dichotomous thinking?
- things are either all good or all bad
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How does the family dynamic influence eating disorder ?
- AN caused by : overinvested & overcontrolling parents
- Separation and individuation from one’s family -> leads to lose of control
- regain of contorl via eating disorder
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What is meant by the family dysfunctional theory ?
- dysfunctional family structure actively promotes the development of eating disorders
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Explain the restraint theory of nisbett:
- People have genetic/ preconditioned set-point -> obese people have a higher set point (so they fight against normal biological process)
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What is meant by the three factor model of lowe ?
- Three factors contribute to dieting construct
1. Frequency of PAST dieting & overeating
2. current eating
3. weight supression
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How does psychtherapy treat aneroxia ?
- difficult to treat (forced)
- need to win trust
- Long process with many setbacks
- Usually CBT (confronting and rearding weight gian
- Family therapy (family coached to control child)
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How does psychotherapy treat Bulimia ?
- focus on changing the extreme concerns about shape/weight are the main issue
- CBT (confront to forbidden food and shows patient a new attitude regarding weight)
- Expanded CBT
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How does expand CBT treat people with bulimia ?
- increasing motivation to change and then help to regain weight while at the same time addressing psychological issues
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How does psychotherapy treat Binge eating disorder ?
- Interpersonal therapy
- Behaviour therapy
- Dialectic behavioural therapy
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What is meant by interpersonal therapy ?
- discussing interpersonal problems related to the client’s eating disorder
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What is meant by behvaiour therapy ?
- teaching the patient how to monitor her food intake, is reinforced for introducing avoided foods into her diet, and is taught coping techniques for avoiding bingeing
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What is meant by dialectic behavioural therapy ?
- focus on emotional regulation
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What is meant by inhibtory learning ?
- exposure therapy will promote better treatment outcomes If we first identify the fear core in the disorder
- if we would treat every patient identically it would not help or even make the symptoms worse
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How does the transdiagnosic model expalins eating disorder ?
- A network of interrelated meachnism accounf for all eating disorder
- We have 4 mechanism
- That means that the patient specific disorder is not relevant
- u can treat them all in the same way
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Name all four mechanism of the transdiagnostic model ?
1. Clinical perfectionism
2. Core low self esteem
3. Mood intolerance
4. Interpersonal difficulties (other people try to control patient)
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How does the transdaignostic theory treat patients with eating disorder ?
- In four satges over 5 months
1. Education
2. review of progress
3. modify psychopathology
4. Ensuring the progress
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What are some biological treatment options ?
- SSRIs, antidepressant and fluoxetine (BN)
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How can more treatment be identified for any kind of eating disorder and why is it not done like that ?
- Experimental Psychopathology (EPP)
| - because it has major ethical issues
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What is Experimental Psychopathology (EPP) about ?
- Manipulation of maintaining factors are carried out in experimental studies in healthy, non-afflicted individual
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Is a restriction of calories good for ur overall life ?
- we live longer when we eat less calories
- because of decrease of body fat and less muscle loss
- increased glucose regulation
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How do we determine the lvl aneroxia ? And name all 4 stages ?
- via the BMI
- Mild 17-18
- Moderate 16 - 17
- Severe 15 - 16
- Extreme lower then 15
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What are feeding this oders ? (name 3 examples)
- Avoidant restrictive food intake disorder -y only eat exceptions
- Rumination disorder _ chewing on something fo a long time
- Pica -> eating thinks which are not eatable
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What are the four lvl of bulima nervosa and how is it indicated ?
- how many times compensatory behaviour occurs
- Mild 1-3
- Moderate 4-7
- Severe 8-13
- Extreme14 and above
- > per week
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What are the four lvl of binge eating nervosa and how is it indicated ?
- Indicated by how many times they binge eat
- Mild 1-3 a week
- Moderate 4-7
- Severe 8-13
- Extreme: 14 and above
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What does the maintenance model suugest ? (ASK ELENA)
- That everythink is linked to - Overvaluation and control of body shape and weight = which is connected to self worth
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Explain the milshake experiment:
- 3 condition: none, one and two milshake
- 2 Groups: Restricted(diet) or not restricted
- > after that u could eat as much ice cream as u would like to
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What were the outcomes of the milshake experiment ?
- restricted people follow a binge eating pattern after breaking the diet
- So they thought diet is the cause of binge eating -> after that study - but findings were correlational
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How can the milshake experiment be adjusted ?
- manipulate the restraint varaibale !!!
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What did other experimental studies figure out ?
- That the cause of overeating is dieting !
| - Dieting is not the cause of binge eating
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What can be concluded while taking the milshake and experimental studies into account ?
- Nothing can be the true cause of binge eating, till now !
