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2005
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International Journal of Psychology and Psychological Therapy
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Pathological eating Eating dysfunctions Disorders of eating Eating, Pathological Eating disturbances Eating Self-love (Psychology) Self-respect Self-worth Nutrient intake Eating Food intake Eating Human beings--Food habits Foodways Food customs Eating Dining Banquets Eating Meals SeedCiter ce document
Ma José Gómez et al., « Social and body self-esteem in adolescents with eating disorders », International Journal of Psychology and Psychological Therapy, ID : 10670/1.utv4tv
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"The aim of the present study was to analyze social and body self-esteem in adolescentswith eating disorders and to assess the psychometric properties of the SEED (Self-esteemin Eating Disorders), a self-report questionnaire designed specifically to evaluate thesevariables. The SEED was used to compare social and body self-esteem in 170 eatingdisorder adolescent patients, 115 with anorexia nervosa (mean age 15.6), 55 with bulimianervosa (mean age 16.2) and 359 schoolgirls from the general population (mean age 14.9)The SEED demonstrated good internal consistency (Cronbach alpha for eating disorderedpatients= .94 and for general population= .87). One week test-retest reliability was alsoadequate both in eating disorder patients (r= .77) and in girls from the general population(r= .86). Factor analysis yielded two factors which explained the 59% of the variance.The difference between the mean scores of the girls from the general population and theanorexic patients on one hand and the bulimics on the other was statistically significant(p