Titlebook: Anorexia Nervosa and Other Dyscontrol Syndromes; E. L. Edelstein Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Anorexia nervosa.Syndrom

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Introduction,ect, we believe that a wider conceptualization of this illness is in order. This belief stems from years of clinical work, research, and curiosity in the field of eating disorders in general and anorexia nervosa in particular. As a result of this intensive study, as well as of the research of others

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Eating and Eating Behavior,order to reach a better understanding of the fundamental processes involved in eating. This will be done through an examination of the behavioral and learned eating patterns of animals, as well as the influence of societal, psychological, and cultural factors on both normal and abnormal human eating

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Obesity,eople overeat is the subject of much interest and concern in the medical profession. Schachter (1968) suggested that external (nonvisceral) cues, not visceral hunger stimulus, are the regulating factors for eating in obese people. These individuals seem to be unresponsive to physiological hunger sig

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Common Elements in Dyscontrol Syndromes,These syndromes are specifically food addiction which is manifested as obesity, thinness addiction which is manifested as anorexia nervosa (and bulimia), drug addiction (substance abuse), gambling, and activity addiction. These behavioral disturbances represent either the direct expression of the ex

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Treatment,this disorder, doctors are confused about rationalities of treatment. As with the uncertainty surrounding the use of polypragmasy, treatment multiplicity reflects the confusion, frustration, and lack of security surrounding this issue. The treatments suggested are intended both for hospital and for