International Journal of Eating Disorders 1998: Vol 23 Index

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International Journal of Eating Disorders
Author Index to Volume 23
Abou-Saleh, M. T. Bradley, L. See Kalarchian, M. A., 89
—; Younis, Y.; Karim, L.: Anorexia Braganza, C. See Huon, G. F., 455
Nervosa in an Arab Culture, 207 Brewerton, T. D. See Hodges, E. L., 145
Allaz, A.-F. Brolin, R. E. See Kalarchian, M. A., 89
—; Bernstein, M.; Rouget, P.; Archinard, Brown, L. B. See Huon, G. F., 455
M.; Morabia, A.: Body Weight Brownell, K. D. See Striegel-Moore, R. H.,
Preoccupation in Middle-Age and 27; See Slay, H. A., 267
Ageing Women: A General Population Bryson, S. W. See Sharpe, T. M., 39
Survey, 287 Bulik, C. M. See Gendall, K. A., 353; See
Altabe, M. Sullivan, P. F., 425
—; Ethnicity and Body Image: Button, E.
Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis, —; Reveley, C.; Palmer, R.: An Ethnic
153 Comparison of Eating Attitudes and
Anderson, J. L. See Ash, J. B., 93 Associated Psychological Problems in
Anderson, N. See French, S. A., 45 Young British Women, 317
Archinard, M. See Allaz, A.-F., 287
Ash, J. B.
—; Piazza, E.; Anderson, J. L.: Light Carter, F. A. See Sullivan, P. F., 425
Therapy in the Clinical Management Chapman, V.
of an Eating-Disordered Adolescent —; Valmana, A.; Lacey, J. H.: A Case
Report of Usher’s Syndrome and
with Winter Exacerbation, 93
Anorexia Nervosa, 223
Atchison, M.
—; Wade, T.; Higgins, B.; Slavotinek, T.: Chase, E. A. See Hudson, J. L., 1
Anorexia Nervosa Following Gastric Cochrane, C. E. See Hodges, E. L., 145
Reduction Surgery for Morbid Conti, J. See O’Kearney, R., 261
Obesity, 111 Costanzo, P. R. See Musante, G. J., 65
Crago, M. See Sharpe, T. M., 39
Crowther, J. H. See Sanftner, J. L., 391
Barber, N.
—; The Slender Ideal and Eating
Disorders: An Interdisciplinary Davis, C.
“Telescope’’ Model, 295
—; Katzman, M. A.: Chinese Men and
—; Secular Changes in Standards of
Women in the United States and
Bodily Attractiveness in Women: Tests Hong Kong: Body and Self-Esteem
of a Reproductive Model, 449 Ratings as a Prelude to Dieting and
Bernstein, M. See Allaz, A.-F., 287 Exercise, 99
Beumont, P. J. V. See Sackville, T., 77; See
Duff, M. See O’Kearney, R., 261
Rieger, E., 199; See Griffiths, R., 443
Blum, W. F. See Herpertz, S., 459
Boyd, F. R. See Powers, P.S., 133 Earle, T. See Tanco, S., 325
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Author Index
Elder, C. See Ogden, J., 309 ; Gross, G.; Russell, J.; Thornton, C.;
Elder, K. A. See Striegel-Moore, R. H., 27 Beumont, P. J. V.; Schotte, D.; Touyz,
Eldredge, K. L. S. W.: Perceptions of Bed Rest by
Locke, K. D.; Horowitz, L. M.: Patterns Anorexic Patients, 443
of Interpersonal Problems Associated Gross, G. See Griffiths, R., 443
with Binge Eating Disorder, 383
Elliman, N. A. See Keene, J., 409 Halmi, K. A. See Sexton, M. C., 277
Englaro, P. See Herpertz, S., 459 Hay, P.
Eriksen, L. See Gétestam, K. G., 57 —; Fairburn, C.: The Validity of the
Estes, L. S. See Sharpe, T. M., 39 DSM-IV Scheme for Classifying
Bulimic Eating Disorders, 7
—; The Epidemiology of Eating Disorder
Fairburn, C. See Hay, P., 7
Behaviors: An Australian
Fairburn, C. G. See Welch, S. L., 433
Community-Based Survey, 371
Foster, G. D. See Gladis, M. M., 17
Hayaki, J. See Slay, H. A., 267
French, S. A.
Heatherton, T. F. See Joiner, T. E., Jr., 189
Peterson, C. B.; Story, M.; Anderson,
Hebebrand, J. See Herpertz, S., 459
N.; Mussell, M. P.; Mitchell, J. I
Heggestad, T. See Gotestam, K. G., 57
\greement between Survey and
Herpertz, S.
Interview Measures of Weight Control
—; Blum, W. F.; Wagner, R.; Ritter, C
Practices in Adolescents, 45 Englaro, P.; Senf, W.; Hebebrand, J.:
Friedman, K. E. See Musante, G. J., 65
Plasma Concentrations of Leptin in a
Friedman, M. A.
Bulimic Patient, 459
Whisman, M.A DOC 1otropy , Higgins, B. See Atchison, M., 111
\utonomy, and Bulimi«
Hodges, E. L.
Symptomatology, 439
—; Cochrane, ¢ E.; Brewerton, T. D.:
Fulkerson, J. A. See Keel, P. K., 125
Family Characteristics of Binge-Eating
Disorder Patients, 145
Gendall, K. A. See Sullivan, P. I , 425 Hope, T. See Keene, J., 409
Gendall, K. A. Horowitz, L. M. See Eldredge, K. L., 3
Jovce P R Sullivan, P F.; Bulik, Hudson, J. See Thornton, C., 341
C.M Food Cravers: Characteristics of Hudson, J. I.
Those Who Binge, 353 -; Chase, E. A.; Pope, H. G., Jr.: Eye
Gertler, R. See O’Kearney, R., 261 Movement Desensitization and
Gladis, M. M. Reprocessing in Eating Disorders:
Wadden, T. A.; Foster,G . D.; Vogt, Caution Against Premature
R. A.; Wingate, B. ] \ Comparison of Acceptance, l
[wo \pproaches to the Assessment of Huon, G. F.
Binge Eating in Obesity, 17 ; Strong, K. G.: The Initiation and the
Gorey, K. M. See Pawluck, D. E., 347 Maintenance of Dieting: Structural
Gétestam, K. G. Models for Large-Scale Longitudinal
Eriksen, | Heggestad, T. Nielsen, S..: Investigations, 361
Prevalence of Eating Disorders in —; Braganza, C.; Brown, L. B.; Ritchie,
Norwegian General Hospitals J. E.; Roncolato, W. G.: Reflections on
1990 1994 Admissions per Year and Prevention in Dieting-Induced
Seasonality, 57 Disorders, 455
Gray, N. See Sharpe, T. M., 39 Hurt, S. See Sexton, M. C., 277
Griffiths, R. See Sackville, T., 77; See
Rieger, I ]; Ye ) Joiner, T. E., Jr.
Author Index 469
-; Heatherton, T. F.: First- and —; Kiriike, N.; Nagata, T.; Yamagami, S.:
Second-Order Factor Structure of Five Personality Disorders in Patients with
Subscales of the Eating Disorders Eating Disorders in Japan, 399
Inventory, 189 Meyer, C.
Joyce, P. R. See Gendall, K. A., 353; See —; Waller, G.: Dissociation and Eating
Sullivan, P. F., 425 Psychopathology: Gender Differences
in a Nonclinical Population, 217
Mitchell, J. E. See French, S. A., 45
Kalarchian, M. A.
Mizes, J. S.
—; Wilson, G. T.; Brolin, R. E.; Bradley, L.:
—; Sloan, D. M.: An Empirical Analysis of
Binge Eating in Bariatric Surgery
Eating Disorder, Not Otherwise
Patients, 89
Specified: Preliminary Support for a
Kam, W. K.
Distinct Subgroup, 233
—; Lee, S.: The Variable Manifestations
and Contextual Meanings of Anorexia Morabia, A. See Allaz, A.-F., 287
Morgan, J. F.
Nervosa: Two Case Illustrations from
Hong Kong, 227 —; Lacey, J. H.: HIV-1 Seropositivity and
Eating Disorders: A Case Report, 103
Karim, L. See Abou-Saleh, M. T., 207
Musante, G. J.
Katzman, M. A. See Davis, C., 99; See
—; Costanzo, P. R.; Friedman, K. E.: The
Waller, G., 117
Comorbidity of Depression and Eating
Keel, P. K.
Dysregulation Processes in a
—; Klump, K. L.; Leon, G. R.; Fulkerson,
Diet-Seeking Obese Population: A
J. A.: Disordered Eating in Adolescent
Matter of Gender Specificity, 65
Males from a School-Based Sample,
Mussell, M. P. See French, S. A., 45
125
Keene, J.
—; Hope, T.; Rogers, P. J.; Elliman, N. A.: Nagata, T. See Matsunaga, H., 399
An Investigation of Satiety in Ageing, Napolitano, M. A. See Slay, H. A., 267
Dementia, and Hyperphagia, 409 Nielsen, S. See G6testam, K. G., 57
Killen, J. D. See Sharpe, T. M., 39
Kiriike, N. See Matsunaga, H., 399 O’Kearney, R.
Klump, K. L. See Keel, P. K., 125
—; Gertler, R.; Conti, J.; Duff, M.: A
Comparison of Purging and
Lacey, J. H. See Morgan, J. F., 103; See Nonpurging Eating-Disordered
Chapman, V., 223 Outpatients: Mediating Effects of
Lee, A. M. Sve Lee, S., 177 Weight and General Psychopathology,
Lee, S. See Kam, W. K., 227 261
Lee, S. Ogden, J.
—; Lee, A. M.; Leung, T.: Cross-Cultural —; Elder, C.: The Role of Family Status
Validity of the Eating Disorder and Ethnic Group on Body Image and
Inventory: A Study of Chinese Eating Behavior, 309
Patients with Eating Disorders in Osman, S. See Waller, G., 419
Hong Kong, 177
Leon, G. R. See Keel, P. K., 125
Palmer, R. See Button, E., 317
Leung, T. See Lee, S., 177
Pawluck, D. E.
Linden, W. See Tanco, S., 325
—; Gorey, K. M.: Secular Trends in the
Locke, K. D. See Eldredge, K. L., ‘
Incidence of Anorexia Nervosa:
Integrative Review of
Matsunaga, H. Population-Based Studies, 347
Author !ndex
Peterson, C. B. See French, S. A., 45 Schotte, D. See Griffiths, R., 443
Piazza, E. See Ash, J. B., 93 Schotte, D. E. See Sackville, T., 77; See
Pope, H. G., Jr. See Hudson, J. L., 1 Rieger, E., 199
Powers, P. S. Senf, W. See Herpertz, S., 459
—+; Schocken, D. D.; Boyd, F. R.: Sexton, M. C.
Comparison of Habitual Runners and —; Sunday, S. R.; Hurt, S.; Halmi, K. A.:
Anorexia Nervosa Patients, 133 The Relationship Between
Alexithymia, Depression, and Axis II
Psychopathology in Eating Disorder
Raitasuo, J. See Raitasuo, S., 107
Inpatients, 277
Raitasuo, S.
Sharpe, T. M.
—; Virtanen, H., Raitasuo, J.: Anorexia
—; Killen, J. D.; Bryson, S. W.; Shisslak,
Nervosa, Major Depression, and
C. M.; Estes, L. S.; Gray, N.; Crago, M.;
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Taylor, C. B.: Attachment Style and
in a Down's Syndrome Patient,
Weight Concerns in Preadolescent and
107
Adolescent Girls, 39
Reveley, C. See Button, E., 317
Shepherd, R. W. See Trocki, O., 169
Rieger, E.
Shisslak, C. M. See Sharpe, T. M., 39
—; Schotte, D. E.; Touyz, S. W.; Beumont,
Slavotinek, T. See Atchison, M., 111
P. J. V.; Griffiths, R.; Russell, J.:
Slay, H. A.
Attentional Biases in Eating Disorders:
—; Hayaki, J.; Napolitano, M. A.;
A Visual Probe Detection Procedure,
Brownell, K. D.: Motivations for
199
Running and Eating Attitudes in
Ritchie, J. E. See Huon, G. F., 455
Obligatory Versus Nonobligatory
Ritter, C. See Herpertz, S., 459
Runners, 267
Rogers, P. J. See Keene, J., 409
Sloan, D. M. See Mizes, J. S., 233
Roncolato, W. G. See Huon, G.
Stice, E.
Rouget, P. See Allaz, A.-F., 287
—; Relations of Restraint and Negative
Russell, J. See Rieger, E., 199; See
Affect to Bulimic Pathology: A
Thornton, C., 341; See Griffiths, R., 443
Longitudinal Test of Three Competing
Models, 243
Sackville, T. Story, M. See French, S. A., 45
—; Schotte, D. E.; Touyz, S. W.; Griffiths, Striegel-Moore, R. H.
R.; Beumont, P. J. V.: Conscious and —+; Wilson, G. T.; Wilfley, D. E.; Elder,
Preconscious Processing of Food, Body K. A.; Brownell, K. D.: Binge Eating in
Weight and Shape, and an Obese Community Sample, 27
Emotion-Related Words in Women Strong, K. G. See Huon, G. F., 361
with Anorexia Nervosa, 77 Sullivan, P. F. See Gendall, K. A., 353
Sanftner, J. L. Sullivan, P. F.
—; Crowther, J. H.: Variability in —; Gendall, K. A.; Bulik, C. M.; Carter,
Self-Esteem, Moods, Shame, and Guilt F. A.; Joyce, P. R.: Elevated Total
in Women Who Binge, 391 Cholesterol in Bulimia Nervosa,
Sansone, L. A. See Sansone, R. A., 161 425
Sansone, R. A. Sunday, S. R. See Sexton, M. C., 277
—; Sansone, L. A.; Wiederman, M. W.:
The Relationship between Obesity and
Medical Utilization among Women in Tanco, S.
a Primary Care Setting, 161 —; Linden, W.; Earle, T.: Well-Being
Schocken, D. D. See Powers, P. S., 133 and Morbid Obesity in Women:
Author Index
A Controlled Therapy Evaluation, Wade, T. See Atchison, M., 111
325 Wagner, R. See Herpertz, S., 459
Taylor, C. B. See Sharpe, T. M., 39 Waller, G. See Meyer, C., 217
Theodoros, M. T. See Trocki, O., 169 Waller, G.
Thornton, C. —; Katzman, M. A.: Female or Male
—-; Russell, J.; Hudson, J.: Does the Therapists for Women with Eating
Composite International Diagnostic Disorders? A Pilot Study of Experts’
Interview Underdiagnose the Eating Opinions, 117
Disorders?, 341 ; Perceived Control in Eating Disorders:
Tiggemann, M. Relationship with Reported Sexual
—; Wilson-Barrett, E.: Children’s Figure Abuse, 213
Ratings: Relationship to Self-Esteem ; Osman, S.: Emotional Eating and
and Negative Stereotyping, 83 Eating Psychopathology among
Touyz, S. W. See Sackville, T., 77; See Non-Eating-Disordered Women, 419
Rieger, E., 199; See Griffiths, R., 443 Welch, S. L.
Trocki, O. —; Fairburn, C. G.: Smoking and Bulimia
—+; Theodoros, M. T.; Shepherd, R. W.: Nervosa, 433
Lack of Sensitivity of Weight Targets Whisman, M. A. See Friedman, M. A., 439
Compared with Body Cell Mass for Wiederman, M. W. See Sansone, R. A.,
Determining Recovery from 161
Malnutrition in Adolescents with Wilfley, D. E. See Striegel-Moore, R. H.,
Anorexia Nervosa, 169 27
Wilson, G. T. See Striegel-Moore, R. H.,
27; See Kalarchian, M. A., 89
Valmana, A. See Chapman, V., 223
Wilson-Barrett, E. See Tiggemann, M., 83
Virtanen, H. See Raitasuo, S., 107
Wingate, B. J. See Gladis, M. M., 17
Vogt, R. A. See Gladis, M. M., 17
Yamagami, S. See Matsunaga, H., 399
Wadden, T. A. See Gladis, M. M., 17 Younis, Y. See Abou-Saleh, M. T., 207

International Journal of Eating Disorders
Subject Index to Volume 23
ADOLESCENT GIRLS Anorexia Nervosa in an Arab Culture,
Abou-Saleh, 207
Attachment Style and Weight Concerns in
Preadolescent and Adolescent Girls, Anorexia Nervosa, Major Depression, and
Sharpe et al., 39 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in a
Down’s Syndrome Patient, Raitasuo et al.,
107
ADOLESCENTS
Comparison of Habitual Runners and
\greement Between Survey and Interview Anorexia Nervosa Patients, Powers et al.,
Measures of Weight Control Practices in
133
Adolescents, French et al., 45
Conscious and Preconscious Processing of
Food, Body Weight and Shape, and
AFFECT Emotion-Related Words in Women with
Anorexia Nervosa, Sackville et al., 77
Relations of Restraint and Negative Affect
to Bulimic Pathology: A Longitudinal Test Lack of Sensitivity of Weight Targets
of Three Competing Models, Stice, 243 Compared with Body Cell Mass for
Determining Recovery from Malnutrition
in Adolescents with Anorexia Nervosa,
AGEING [rocki et al., 169
Body Weight Preoccupation in Perceptions of Bed Rest by Anorexic
Middle-Age and Ageing Women: A Patients, Griffiths et al., 443
General Population Survey, Allaz et al.,
Prevalence of Eating Disorders in
287
Norwegian General Hospitals 1990-1994:
Admissions per Year and Seasonality,
ALEXITHYMIA Gétestam, K. G. et al., 57
Secular Trends in the Incidence of
[he Relationship Between Alexithymia,
Anorexia Nervosa: Integrative Review of
Depression, and Axis II Psychopathology
Population-Based Studies, Pawluck and
in Eating Disorder Inpatients, Sexton et
al., 277 Gorey, 347
The Variable Manifestations and
Contextual Meanings of Anorexia
ANOREXIA NERVOSA
Nervosa: Two Case Illustrations from
A Case Report of Usher’s Syndrome and Hong Kong, Kam and Lee, 227
Anorexia Nervosa, Chapman et al., 223
ARAB CULTURE
Anorexia Nervosa Following Gastric
Reduction Surgery for Morbid Obesity, Anorexia Nervosa in an Arab Culture,
Atchison et al., 111 Abou-Saleh, 207
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Subject Index
ASIAN SOCIETIES Binge Eating in an Obese Community
Sample, Striegel-Moore, R. H. et al., 27
The Variable Manifestations and
Contextual Meanings of Anorexia Binge Eating in Bariatric Surgery Patients,
Nervosa: Two Case Illustrations from Kalarchian et al., 89
Hong Kong, Kam and Lee, 227 Family Characteristics of Binge-Eating
Disorder Patients, Hodges et al., 145
ATTACHMENT STYLE
Food Cravers: Characteristics of Those
Who Binge, Gendall et al., 353
Attachment Style and Weight Concerns in
Preadolescent and Adolescent Girls, Patterns of Interpersonal Problems
Sharpe et al., 39 Associated with Binge Eating Disorder,
Eldredge et al., 383
ATTENTIONAL BIAS Plasma Concentrations of Leptin in a
Bulimic Patient, Herpertz et al., 459
Attentional Biases in Eating Disorders: A
Visual Probe Detection Procedure, Rieger The Validity of the DSM-IV Scheme for
et al., 199 Classifying Bulimic Eating Disorders, Hay
and Fairburn, 7
AUTONOMY Variability in Self-Esteem, Moods, Shame,
and Guilt in Women Who Binge, Sanftner
Sociotropy, Autonomy, and Bulimic
and Crowther, 391
Symptomatology, Friedman and
Whisman, 439
BINGE EPISODES
BECK DEPRESSION INVENTORY Binge Eating in Bariatric Surgery Patients,
Kalarchian et al., 89
Light Therapy in the Clinical
Management of an Eating-Disordered Variability in Self-Esteem, Moods, Shame,
Adolescent with Winter Exacerbation, Ash and Guilt in Women Who Binge, Sanftner
and Crowther, 391
et al., 93
BED REST BINGERS
Perceptions of Bed Rest by Anorexic A Comparison of Two Approaches to the
Patients, Griffiths et al., 443 \ssessment of Binge Eating in Obesity,
Gladis et al., 17
BINGE EATING
BODY CELL MASS
\ Comparison of Two Approaches to the
Assessment of Binge Eating in Obesity, Lack of Sensitivity of Weight Targets
Gladis et al., 17 Compared with Body Cell Mass for
Determining Recovery from Malnutrition
Agreement Between Survey and Interview
in Adolescents with Anorexia Nervosa,
Measures of Weight Control Practices in
Trocki et al., 169
Adolescents, French et al., 45
An Empirical Analysis of Eating Disorder,
BODY IMAGE
Not Otherwise Specified: Preliminary
Support for a Distinct Subgroup, Mizes Ethnicity and Body Image: Quantitative
and Sloan, 2573237 and Qualitative Analysis, Altabe, 153
Subject Index
BODY MASS INDEX Symptomatology, Friedman and
Whisman, 439
The Relationship between Obesity and
Medical Utilization among Women in a
Primary Care Setting, Sansone et al., 161 CHILDREN
Children’s Figure Ratings: Relationship to
BODY WEIGHT Self-Esteem and Negative Stereotyping,
Tiggemann and Wilson-Barrett, 83
Conscious and Preconscious Processing of
Food, Body Weight and Shape, and
Emotion-Related Words in Women with CHINESE EDI
Anorexia Nervosa, Sackville et al., 77
Cross-Cultural Validity of the Eating
Body Weight Preoccupation in
Disorder Inventory: A Study of Chinese
Middle-Age and Ageing Women: A
Patients with Eating Disorders in Hong
General Population Survey, Allaz et al.,
Kong, Lee et al., 177
287
Lack of Sensitivity of Weight Targets
CHINESE MEN
Compared with Body Cell Mass for
Determining Recovery from Malnutrition Chinese Men and Women in the United
in Adolescents with Anorexia Nervosa, States and Hong Kong: Body and
Trocki et al., 169 Self-Esteem Ratings as a Prelude to
Dieting and Exercise, Davis and Katzman,
99
BRIGHT LIGHT THERAPY
Light Therapy in the Clinical
CHINESE WOMEN
Management of an Eating-Disordered
Adolescent with Winter Exacerbation, Ash Chinese Men and Women in the United
et al., 93 States and Hong Kong: Body and
Self-Esteem Ratings as a Prelude to
BULIMIA NERVOSA Dieting and Exercise, Davis and Katzman,
99
Elevated Total Cholesterol in Bulimia
Nervosa, Sullivan et al., 425
CHOLESTEROL
HIV-1 Seropositivity and Eating
Disorders: A Case Report, Morgan and Elevated Total Cholesterol in Bulimia
Lacey, 103 Nervosa, Sullivan et al., 425
Plasma Concentrations of Leptin in a
Bulimic Patient, Herpertz et al., 459 CLIENT CHARACTERISTICS
Prevalence of Eating Disorders in Female or Male Therapist for Women
Norwegian General Hospitals 1990-1994: with Eating Disorders? A Pilot Study of
Admissions per Year and Seasonality, Experts’ Opinions, Waller and Katzman
G6testam, K. G. et al., 57 117
Relations of Restraint and Negative Affect
to Bulimic Pathology: A Longitudinal Test COMORBIDITY
of Three Competing Models, Stice, 243
The Comorbidity of Depression and
Smoking and Bulimia Nervosa, Welch
Eating Dysregulation Processes in a
and Fairburn, 433
Diet-Seeking Obese Population: A Matter
Sociotropy, Autonomy, and Bulimic of Gender Specificity, Musante et al., 65
Subject Index
CONTROI DIET
Perceived Control in Eating Disorders: Body Weight Preoccupation in
Relationship with Reported Sexual Abuse, Middle-Age and Ageing Women: A
Waller, 213 General Population Survey, Allaz et al.,
28;
CULTURAL DIVERSITY
DIETARY RESTRAINT
Ethnicity and Body Image: Quantitative
and Qualitative Analysis, Altabe, 153 Food Cravers: Characteristics of Those
Who Binge, Gendall et al., 353>
CULTURE/ETHNICITY
DIETING
An Ethnic Comparison of Eating
Attitudes and Associated Psychological Agreement Between Survey and Interview
Problems in Young British Women, Measures of Weight Control Practices in
Button et al., 317 Adolescents, French et al., 45
The Initiation and the Maintenance of
DEAFNESS Dieting: Structural Models for Large-Scale
\ Case Report of Usher’s Syndrome and Longitudinal Investigations, Huon and
Anorexia Nervosa, Chapman et al., 223 Strong, 361
DELAY IN EVALUATION DIETING-INDUCED DISORDERS
Disordered Eating in Adolescent Males Reflections on Prevention in
from a School-Based Sample, Keel et al., Dieting-Induced Disorders, Huon et al.,
125
455
DEMENTIA DISSOCIATION
An Investigation of Satiety in Ageing, Dissociation and Eating Psychopathology:
Dementia, and Hyperphagia, Keene et al., Gender Differences in a Nonclinical
409 Population, Meyer and Waller, 217
DEPRESSION DOWN’S SYNDROME
[he Comorbidity of Depression and Anorexia Nervosa, Major Depression, and
Eating Dysregulation Processes in a Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in a
Diet-Seeking Obese Population: A Matter Down’s Syndrome Patient, Raitasuo et al.,
of Gender Specificity, Musante et al., 65 107
DIAGNOSIS EATING ATTITUDES
Does the Composite International Emotional Eating and Eating
Diagnostic Interview Underdiagnose the Psychopathology among
Eating Disorders?, Thornton et al., 341 Non-Eating-Disordered Women, Waller
and Osman, 419
DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA
[he Validity of the DSM-IV Scheme for EATING BEHAVIOR DISTURBANCE
Classifying Bulimic Eating Disorders, Hay A Comparison of Purging and
and Fairburn, 7 Nonpurging Eating-Disordered