PSYB32H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Mania, Panic Disorder, Diuretic
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In a 2012 british survey, 197 children have received treatment. Heterogeneity: rather than referring to a specific eating disorder, patients are diagnosed with an. Eating disorder not otherwise specified (ednos: ednos is referred to as a clinical condition rather than a category because more evidence is needed to elevate it to a diagnostic category. Is calculated by taking the body mass in kilograms, and dividing it by the height squared: people with a high social comparison orientation tend to judge themselves in relation to others. In other words, appetite loss is a result of physical activity. Cross cultural studies: eating disorders are more common in industrialized societies, such as united. Familial factors: can involve high levels of conflict or isolation, commonly linked to lower levels of support, observational measures are better at studying families than self report measures, commonly involves lack of communication skills.
