The International journal of eating disorders · 1999
The relationship between rumination and eating disorders.
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Eckern M, Stevens W, Mitchell J
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: Rumination has been described as a symptom in association with eating disorders, but also as a separate disorder.
METHOD: A series of 8 female volunteers who reported rumination were systematically screened for the presence of eating disorders and other psychopathology.
RESULTS: Seven met current or prior criteria for an Axis I disorder and five had a current or prior eating disorder.
DISCUSSION: The importance of screening for eating disorders among women who ruminate, and for screening for rumination among eating disorder patients, is stressed.
METHOD: A series of 8 female volunteers who reported rumination were systematically screened for the presence of eating disorders and other psychopathology.
RESULTS: Seven met current or prior criteria for an Axis I disorder and five had a current or prior eating disorder.
DISCUSSION: The importance of screening for eating disorders among women who ruminate, and for screening for rumination among eating disorder patients, is stressed.