How do our beliefs about self or others affect our eating attitudes/action?

05 June 2015

Are you aged above 18 yrs?
Do you concerns about your eating behaviors?
Do you have a current eating disorder diagnosis?
We are examining how beliefs developed in early childhood and adolescence, and one’s emotional experiences might affect a person’s eating attitudes, thoughts and behaviors?
If you are currently experiencing or recovering from an eating disorder, you are invited to participate in this online research study aimed at extend our understanding on eating disorders.

Keywords

• Deakin University
• eating disorder
• psychology
• schema
• treatment
• clinical assessment
• Clinical psychology
• cognitive behavioural therapy
• human factors
• diet
• Body image
• anorexia
• bulimia
• binge eating disorder

Ethical approval

This study has been approved by Deakin University Research Ethics Committee, Australia on 13/01/2015 (Project Code 2014-276).

About the researcher

Jinyuan (Queenie) Wu, PhD candidate, registered Clinical Psychologist based in Melbourne, Australia.

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