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The aims of the study were threefold: 1) analyze differences in symptomatology and general psychopathology among eating disorder (ED) patients and their sistersdiscordant for eating disorders, 2) identify differential personality vulnerabilities between ED patients and their healthy sisters and 3) identify predictors ofdeveloping an eating disorder. The sample consisted of 92 female participants (46 ED patients fulfilling DSM-IV-TR criteria for eating disorders vs 46 healthysisters). The results showed significant differences in eating symptomatology and general psychopathology. In terms of personality traits, ED patients had higherharm avoidance (p<.001) and lower self-directedness (p<.001) compared with their discordant sister. Finally, the results showed that having a history of obesity oroverweight (p=.027), and specific traits of temperament (high scores on harm avoidance; p=.025) and character (low self-directedness; p=.009) were associated withthe development of an ED. These findings allow to conclude that the combination of non-shared environmental factors such as obesity with specific vulnerabilitiesof personality, influence the subsequent emergence of an eating disorder.

revista mexicana de trastornos alimentarios/mexican journal of eating disorders

Personality traits comparison between eating disorder patients and their healthy siblings / Comparación de rasgos de personalidad entre pacientes con trastorno de la conducta alimentaria y sus hermanas sanas