Autostima, metarimuginio, perfezionismo, responsabilità e rimuginio nei disturbi alimentari | Zendy

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Autostima, metarimuginio, perfezionismo, responsabilità e rimuginio nei disturbi alimentari

Author(s) -

Sandra Sassaroli,

Sara Bertelli,

Francesca Fiore,

Luca Boccalari,

Gianluigi Luxardi,

Silvio Scarone,

Patrizia Todisco,

Giovanni Maria Ruggiero

Publication year - 2010

Publication title -

research in psychotherapy psychopathology process and outcome

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.319

H-Index - 12

eISSN - 2499-7552

pISSN - 2239-8031

DOI - 10.4081/ripppo.2009.2

Subject(s) - worry , perfectionism (psychology) , psychology , cognition , multivariate analysis of variance , clinical psychology , anxiety , psychiatry , statistics , mathematics

AIM: pathological perfectionism and low self-esteem are the cognitive factors involved in eating disorders (ED). This study aims to explore the role played by other cognitive factors like inflated responsibility, worry, meta-worry in the development of ED. METHODS: The study tested the predictive power of the above mentioned cognitive factors in a sample of individualks affected by ED and normal controls using self-report instruments and implementing hierachical regression and MANOVA. RESULTS: Responsibility, worry and meta-worry were higher in individuals with ED than in controls. However, their preddictive power was not significant when controlling for perfectionsim and low self-esteem.

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