International Journal of Eating Disorders 1999: Vol 26 Index

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International Journal of Eating Disorders
Subject Index to Volume 26
ABSTINENCE Fluid Restriction in Anorexia Nervosa: A
Neglected Symptom or New
Predictors of Rapid and Sustained
Phenomenon?, Lowinger et al., 392
Response to Cognitive-Behavioral
Therapy for Bulimia Nervosa, Bulik et al., The Ups and Downs of Anorexia
ed
Nervosa, Lucas et al., 397
>/
l'win Studies and the Etiology of Eating
ADOLESCENTS Disorders, Fairburn et al., 349
Measuring Binge Eating in Adolescents:
Adolescent and Parent Versions of the
ANTHROPORMORPHIC
Questionnaire of Eating and Weight MEASUREMENTS
Patterns, Johnson et al., 301
Leptin Levels in Restricting and Purging
Anorectics, Mehler et al., 189
AMYLASE
Hyperamylasemia in Bulimia Nervosa
ANXIETY SYMPTOMS
and Hyperemesis Gravidarum, Robertson
and Millar, 223 Complete Recovery from Intractable
Bulimia Nervosa by the Surgical Cure of
Primary Hyperparathyroidism, Ozawa et
ANOREXIA
al., 107
Metabolic Changes in the Brain of
Patients with Anorexia and Bulimia
Nervosa as Detected by Proton Magnetic ASCERTAINMENT RATES
Resonance Spectroscopy, Roser et al., 119
Mortality from Eating Disorders—A 5- to
10-Year Record Linkage Study, Crow et
ANOREXIA NERVOSA al., 97
Altered Body Fat Distribution After
Recovery of Weight in Patients with ATHLETES
Anorexia Nervosa, Iketani et al., 275
Eating-Disordered Behaviors and
Carnitine Levels in Patients with Skeletal Personality Characteristics of High School
Myopathy due to Anorexia Nervosa Athletes and Nonathletes, Fulkerson et al.,
before and after Refeeding, Morton et al.,
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Changes in the Presenting Features of
BEHAVIORAL CONTROL
Females with Anorexia Nervosa in
Northeast Scotland, 1965-1991, Eagles et Suppressing Thoughts about Chocolate,
al., 289 Johnston et al., 21
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Subject Index
BINGE EATING BMI PERCENTILES
Binge Eating and Substance Use among The Relationship between Premorbid
Male and Female Adolescents, Ross and Body Weight, Weight Loss, and Weight at
Ivis, 245 Referral in Adolescent Patients with
Anorexia Nervosa, Coners et al., 171
Bulimic Symptoms in Adolescent Girls
and Boys, Ricciardelli et al., 217
BODY COMPOSITION
Impulsivity, Dietary Control and the Urge
to Binge in Bulimic Syndromes, Steiger et Altered Body Fat Distribution After
al., 261 Recovery of Weight in Patients with
Anorexia Nervosa, Iketani et al., 275
Measuring Binge Eating in Adolescents:
Adolescent and Parent Versions of the
Questionnaire of Eating and Weight BODY IMAGE
Patterns, Johnson et al., 301 Body Image, Social Comparison, and
Validation of the Flexible and Rigid Eating Disturbance: A Covariance
Structure Modeling Investigation,
Control Dimensions of Dietary Restraint,
Thompson et al., 37
Westenhoefer et al., 53
Effects of a Body Image Curriculum for
BINGE EATING BEHAVIOR College Students on Improved Body
Image, Springer et al., 13
Evaluating Direct and Indirect Measures
for the Functional Assessment of Binge
Eating, Stickney and Miltenberger, 195 BODY IMAGE DISORDERS
Evolving Ideals of Male Body Image as
BINGE EATING DISORDER Seen Through Action Toys, Pope, Jr. et al.,
Eating Disorders and Psychiatric 65
Disorders in the First-Degree Relatives of
Obese Probands with Binge Eating BODY IMAGE DISTURBANCE
Disorder and Obese Non-Binge Eating
Marital Status, Marital Satisfaction, and
Disorder Controls, Lee et al., 322 Body Image Dissatisfaction, Friedman et
Hedonics of Binge Eating in Women with al., 81
Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating
Disorder, Mitchell et al., 165 BODY MASS INDEX
Changes in the Presenting Features of
BINGE EATING SEVERITY
Females with Anorexia Nervosa in
Binge Eating Severity, Self-Concept, Northeast Scotland, 1965-1991, Eagles et
Dieting Self-Efficacy and Social Support al., 289
during Treatment of Binge Eating
The Relationship between Premorbid
Disorder, Goodrick et al., 295
Body Weight, Weight Loss, and Weight at
The Gender Specificity of Emotional, Referral in Adolescent Patients with
Situational, and Behavioral Indicators of Anorexia Nervosa, Coners et al., 171
Binge Eating in a Diet-Seeking Obese
Population, Costanzo et al., 205 BRAIN
Metabolic Changes in the Brain of
BITE
Patients with Anorexia and Bulimia
Bulimic Symptoms in Adolescent Girls Nervosa as Detected by Proton Magnetic
and Boys, Ricciardelli et al., 217 Resonance Spectroscopy, Roser et al., 119
Subiect Index
BRITISH CALORIC INTAKE
Emotional Eating and Eating Body Fat, Caloric Intake, and Plasma
Psychopathology in Nonclinical Groups: Leptin Levels in Women with Anorexia
A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Women Nervosa, Lear et al., 283
in Japan and the United Kingdom, Waller
CARNITINE LEVELS
and Matoba, 333
Carnitine Levels in Patients with Skeletal
Myopathy due to Anorexia Nervosa
BULIMIA NERVOSA
before and after Refeeding, Morton et al.,
Hedonics of Binge Eating in Women with 341
Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating
Disorder, Mitchell et al., 165 CHOCOLATE-RELATED THOUGHTS
Suppressing Thoughts about Chocolate,
Hyperamylasemia in Bulimia Nervosa
and Hyperemesis Gravidarum, Robertson Johnston et al., 21
and Millar, 223
COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY
Impulsivity, Dietary Control and the Urge
Predictors of Rapid and Sustained
to Binge in Bulimic Syndromes, Steiger et
Response to Cognitive-Behavioral
al ‘ 261 Therapy for Bulimia Nervosa, Bulik et al.,
Metabolic Changes in the Brain of ary
a/
Patients with Anorexia and Bulimia
COMPLICATIONS
Nervosa as Detected by Proton Magnetic
Resonance Spectroscopy, Roser et al., 119 Fluid Restriction in Anorexia Nervosa: A
Neglected Symptom or New
Predictors of Rapid and Sustained
Phenomenon?, Lowinger et al., 392
Response to Cognitive-Behavioral
Therapy for Bulimia Nervosa, Bulik et al., COVARIANCE STRUCTURE
137 MODELING
The Relationship Between Rumination Body Image, Social Comparison, and
and Eating Disorders, Eckern et al., 414 Eating Disturbance: A Covariance
Social Support, Social Adjustment, and Structure Modeling Investigation,
Recovery Status in Bulimia Nervosa, Thompson et al., 37
Rorty et al., 1
DEMOGRAPHIC CORRELATES
[win Studies and the Etiology of Eating
Incidence and Demographic Correlates of
Disorders, Fairburn et al., 349 Eating Disorder Symptoms in a Pregnant
Population, Turton et al., 448
BULIMIC BEHAVIORS
DEPRESSED MOOD
Natural History of Disordered Eating
Evaluating Direct and Indirect Measures
Attitudes and Behaviors over a 6-Year
for the Functional Assessment of Binge
Period, Rizvi et al., 406
Eating, Stickney and Miltenberger, 195
BULIMIC SYMPTOMS DEPRESSION
Bulimic Symptoms in Adolescent Girls Anorexia Nervosa, Psychopathology, and
and Boys, Ricciardelli et al., 217 Outcome, North and Gowers, 386
Self-Verification and Bulimic Symptoms: The Effects of Resolving to Diet on
Do Bulimic Women Play a Role in Restrained and Unrestrained Eaters: The
Perpetuating Their Own Dissatisfaction “False Hope Syndrome”, Polivy and
and Symptoms?, Joiner, Jr., 145 Herman, 434
Subject Index
DIET COUNSELING DISTRESS-INDUCED EATING
Imipramine and Diet Counseling with Distress and Eating: Why Do Dieters
Psychological Support in the Treatment of Overeat?, Polivy and Herman, 153
Obese Binge Eaters: A Randomized,
Placebo-Controlled Double-Blind Study,
Laederach-Hofmann et al., 231 DOUBLE-BLIND,
PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL
DIETARY RESTRAINT Imipramine and Diet Counseling with
Impulsivity, Dietary Control and the Urge Psychological Support in the Treatment of
to Binge in Bulimic Syndromes, Steiger et Obese Binge Eaters: A Randomized,
al., 261 Placebo-Controlled Double-Blind Study,
Laederach-Hofmann et al., 231
Vegetarianism in Young Women: Another
Means of Weight Control?, Gilbody et al.,
'e)/ DUAL PHOTON ABSORPTIOMETRY
Altered Body Fat Distribution After
DIETERS
Recovery of Weight in Patients with
Distress and Eating: Why Do Dieters Anorexia Nervosa, Iketani et al., 275
Overeat?, > Polivy and Herman, 153
Marital Status, Marital Satisfaction, and
EAT-26
Body Image Dissatisfaction, Friedman et
al., 81 Eating Problems in Female Japanese High
School Students: A Prevalence Study,
Nakamura et al., 91
DIETING
\ccounting for Differences in Dieting
Status: Steps in the Refinement of a EATING ATTITUDES
Model, Huon et al., 420
Emotional Eating and Eating
Hostility, Dieting, and Nutrition Attitudes
Psychopathology in Nonclinical Groups:
in Overweight and Weight-Cycling Men
A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Women
and Women, Carmody et al., 37
in Japan and the United Kingdom, Waller
The Effects of Resolving to Diet on and Matoba, 333
Restrained and Unrestrained Eaters: The
“False Hope Syndrome”, Polivy and
Herman, 434 EATING DISORDER INVENTORY
Anorexia Nervosa, Psychopathology: An
DIETING SELF-EFFICACY Outcome, North and Gowers, 386
Binge Eating Severity, Self-Concept,
Natural History of Disordered Eating
Dieting Self-Efficacy and Social Support Attitudes and Behaviors over a 6-Year
during Treatment of Binge Eating
Period, Rizvi et al., 406
Disorder, Goodrick et al., 295
DISORDERED EATING EATING DISORDERS
Athletes and Eating Disorders: The Effects of a Body Image Curriculum for
National Collegiate Athletic Association College Students on Improved Body
Study, Johnson et al., 179 Image, Springer et al., 13
Subject Index
Familial Aggregation of Eating Disorders: FAILURE OF WEIGHT LOSS
Results from a Controlled Family Study
The Effects of Resolving to Diet on
of Bulimia Nervosa, Stein et al., 211
Restrained and Unrestrained Eaters: The
Incidence and Demographic Correlates of “False Hope Syndrome”, Polivy and
Eating Disorder Symptoms in a Pregnant Herman, 434
Population, Turton et al., 448
Mortality from Eating Disorders—A 5- to FAMILIAL AGGREGATION
10-Year Record Linkage Study, Crow et
Familial Aggregation of Eating Disorders:
al., 97
Results from a Controlled Family Study
Role of Leptin in Women with Eating
of Bulimia Nervosa, Stein et al., 211
Disorders, Nakai et al., 29
The Ups and Downs of Anorexia
FAMILY STUDY
Nervosa, Lucas et al., 397
Eating Disorders and Psychiatric
Disorders in the First-Degree Relatives of
EATING DISORDERS INVENTORY
Obese Probands with Binge Eating
Anorexia Nervosa, Psychopathology, and Disorder and Obese Non-Binge Eating
Outcome, North and Gowers, 386 Disorder Controls, Lee et al., 322
EATING DISTURBANCE
FASTING PLASMA LEVELS
Body Image, Social Comparison, and
Leptin Levels in Restricting and Purging
Eating Disturbance: A Covariance
Anorectics, Mehler et al., 189
Structure Modeling Investigation,
Thompson et al., 37
FEMINIST ATTITUDES
EATING PROBLEMS Weight Concern Across the Life-Span:
Eating Problems in Female Japanese High Relationship to Self-Esteem and Feminist
School Students: A Prevalence Study, Identity, Tiggemann and Stevens, 103
Nakamura et al., 91
FLUID RESTRICTION
EDUCATION
Fluid Restriction in Anorexia Nervosa: A
Effects of a Body Image Curriculum for Neglected Symptom or New
College Students on Improved Body Phenomenon?, Lowinger et al., 392
Image, Springer et al., 13
FUNCTION OF BINGE EATING SCALE
EMOTIONAL EATING
Evaluating Direct and Indirect Measures
Emotional Eating and Eating
for the Functional Assessment of Binge
Psychopathology in Nonclinical Groups:
Eating, Stickney and Miltenberger, 195
A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Women
in Japan and the United Kingdom, Waller
and Matoba, 333 GENDER OBESITY
The Gender Specificity of Emotional,
EPIDEMIOLOGY Situational, and Behavioral Indicators of
The Ups and Downs of Anorexia Binge Eating in a Diet-Seeking Obese
Nervosa, Lucas et al., 397 Population, Costanzo et al., 205
Subject Index
GENETICS IMPLICATIONS
[win Studies and the Etiology of Eating Incidence and Demographic Correlates of
Disorders, Fairburn et al., 349 Eating Disorder Symptoms in a Pregnant
Population, Turton et al., 448
GONADOTROPIN
Role of Leptin in Women with Eating
IMPULSIVITY
Disorders, Nakai et al., 29
Impulsivity, Dietary Control and the Urge
HEDONICS to Binge in Bulimic Syndromes, Steiger et
a.. 261
Hedonics of Binge Eating in Women with
Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating
Disorder, Mitchell et al., 165 INCIDENCE
Incidence and Demographic Correlates of
HERITABILITY
Eating Disorder Symptoms in a Pregnant
Twin Studies and the Etiology of Eating Population, Turton et al., 448
Disorders, Fairburn et al., 349
The Ups and Downs of Anorexia
Nervosa, Lucas et al., 397
HOSTILITY
Hostility, Dieting, and Nutrition Attitudes
in Overweight and Weight-Cycling Men JAPANESE
and Women, Carmody et al., 37
Eating Problems in Female Japanese High
School Students: A Prevalence Study,
HYPEREMESIS GRAVIDARUM Nakamura et al., 91
Hyperamylasemia in Bulimia Nervosa
Emotional Eating and Eating
and Hyperemesis Gravidarum, Robertson
Psychopathology in Nonclinical Groups:
and Millar, 223
\ Cross-Cultural Comparison of Women
in Japan and the United Kingdom, Waller
HYPERPARATHYROIDISM and Matoba, 333
Complete Recovery from Intractable
Bulimia Nervosa by the Surgical Cure of
LEPTIN
Primary Hyperparathyroidism, Ozawa et
al., 107 Role of Leptin in Women with Eating
Disorders, Nakai et al., 29
HYPOKALEMIC MYOPATHY
Licorice-Induced Hypokalemic Myopathy
LEPTIN CONCENTRATIONS
and Hypokalemic Renal Tubular Damage
in Anorexia Nervosa, Ishikawa et al., 111 Body Fat, Caloric Intake, and Plasma
Leptin Levels in Women with Anorexia
IMIPRAMINE TREATMENT Nervosa, Lear et al., 283
Imipramine and Diet Counseling with
Psychological Support in the Treatment of
LEPTIN LEVELS
Obese Binge Eaters: A Randomized,
Placebo-Controlled Double-Blind Study, Leptin Levels in Restricting and Purging
Laederach-Hofmann et al., 231 Anorectics, Mehler et al., 189
Subject Index
LICORICE NEGATIVE FEEDBACK
Licorice-Induced Hypokalemic Myopathy Self-Verification and Bulimic Symptoms:
and Hypokalemic Renal Tubular Damage Do Bulimic Women Play a Role in
in Anorexia Nervosa, Ishikawa et al., 111 Perpetuating Their Own Dissatisfaction
and Symptoms?, Joiner, Jr., 145
LIFE-SPAN
Weight Concern Across the Life-Span: NUTRITIONAL FACTORS
Relationship to Self-Esteem and Feminist Naturalistic Sleep Monitoring in Women
Identity, Tiggemann and Stevens, 103 Suffering from Bulimia Nervosa, Latzer et
al., 315
LIFETIME HISTORIES
Familial Aggregation of Eating Disorders: OBESE BINGE EATERS
Results from a Controlled Family Study Imipramine and Diet Counseling with
of Bulimia Nervosa, Stein et al., 211 Psychological Support in the Treatment of
Obese Binge Eaters: A Randomized,
MALE ACTION TOYS Placebo-Controlled Double-Blind Study,
Laederach-Hofmann et al., 231
Evolving Ideals of Male Body Image as
Seen Through Action Toys, Pope, Jr. et al.,
OBESITY
65
Hostility, Dieting, and Nutrition Attitudes
MALE AND FEMALE ADOLESCENTS in Overweight and Weight-Cycling Men
and Women, Carmody et al., 37
Binge Eating and Substance Use among
Male and Female Adolescents, Ross and
Ivis, 245 PEER COMPETITIVENESS
Accounting for Differences in Dieting
MALE BODY IMAGE Status: Steps in the Refinement of a
Evolving Ideals of Male Body Image as Model, Huon et al., 420
Seen Through Action Toys Pope, jr. et al.,
65 PERFECTIONISM
Eating-Disordered Behaviors and
MARRIAGE Personality Characteristics of High School
Marital Status, Marital Satisfaction, and Athletes and Nonathletes, Fulkerson et al.,
73
Body Image Dissatisfaction, Friedman et fs
al., 81
PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS
MORTALITY Eating-Disordered Behaviors and
Six-Year Course and Outcome of Personality Characteristics of High School
Anorexia Nervosa, Fichter and Quadflieg, Athletes and Nonathletes, Fulkerson et al.,
357 "47O2
MORTALITY RATES PLASMA LEVELS
Mortality from Eating Disorders—A 5- to Body Fat, Caloric Intake, and Plasma
10-Year Record Linkage Study, Crow et Leptin Levels in Women with Anorexia
al., 97 Nervosa, Lear et al., 283
Subject Index
POPULATION-BASED STUDY PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT
The Ups and Downs of Anorexia Imipramine and Diet Counseling with
Nervosa Lucas et al., 397 Psychological Support in the Treatment of
Obese Binge Eaters: A Randomized,
Placebo-Controlled Double-Blind Study,
PREGNANCY
Laederach-Hofmann et al., 231
Incidence and Demographic Correlates of
Eating Disorder Symptoms in a Pregnant PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
Population, Turton et al., 448
Six-Year Course and Outcome of
Anorexia Nervosa, Fichter and Quadflieg,
PREMORBID WEIGHT 359
[he Relationship between Premorbid
Body Weight, Weight Loss, and Weight at QEWP
Referral in Adolescent Patients with Measuring Binge Eating in Adolescents:
Anorexia Nervosa, Coners et al., 171 \dolescent and Parent Versions of the
Questionnaire of Eating and Weight
PREVENTION Patterns, Johnson et al., 301
Effects of a Body Image Curriculum for
REGIONAL BODY FAT
College Students on Improved Body
Image, Springer et al., 13 Altered Body Fat Distribution After
Recovery of Weight in Patients with
Anorexia Nervosa, Iketani et al., 275
PRIMARY CARE RECORDS
Changes in the Presenting Features of
REGURGITATION
Females with Anorexia Nervosa in
The Relationship Between Rumination
Northeast Scotland, 1965-1991, Eagles et
and Eating Disorders, Eckern et al., 414
al., 289
RENAL DAMAGE
PROTON MRS
Licorice-Induced Hypokalemic Myopathy
Metabolic Changes in the Brain of and Hypokalemic Renal Tubular Damage
Patients with Anorexia and Bulimia in Anorexia Nervosa, Ishikawa et al., 111
Nervosa as Detected by Proton Magnetic
Resonance Spectroscopy, Roser et al., 119 RESTRAINED EATERS
Distress and Eating: Why Do Dieters
PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Overeat?, Polivy and Herman, 153
Anorexia Nervosa, Psychopathology, and
Outcome, North and Gowers, 386 RESTRAINED EATING
Eating Disorders and Psychiatric Validation of the Flexible and Rigid
Disorders in the First-Degree Relatives of Control Dimensions of Dietary Restraint,
Obese Probands with Binge Eating Westenhoefer et al., 53
Disorder and Obese Non-Binge Eating
Disorder Controls, Lee et al., 322 RISK FACTORS
Naturalistic Sleep Monitoring in Women Athletes and Eating Disorders: The
Suffering from Bulimia Nervosa, Latzer et National Collegiate Athletic Association
al., 315 Study, Johnson et al., 179
RUMINATION Structure Modeling Investigation,
Thompson et al., 37
The Relationship Between Rumination
and Eating Disorders, Eckern et al., 414
SOCIAL SUPPORT
SELF-INDUCED VOMITING Binge Eating Severity, Self-Concept,
Dieting Self-Efficacy and Social Support
Complete Recovery from Intractable
during Treatment of Binge Eating
Bulimia Nervosa by the Surgical Cure of
Disorder, Goodrick et al., 295
Primary Hyperparathyroidism, Ozawa et
Social Support, Social Adjustment, and
al., 107
Recovery Status in Bulimia Nervosa,
Rorty et al., 1
SELF-RATING SCALES
Six-Year Course and Outcome of STRUCTURAL MODELING
Anorexia Nervosa, Fichter and Quadflieg,
Accounting for Differences in Dieting
359
Status: Steps in the Refinement of a
Model, Huon et al., 420
SELF-VERIFICATION
Self-Verification and Bulimic Symptoms: STUDENT ATHLETES
Do Bulimic Women Play a Role in Athletes and Eating Disorders: The
Perpetuating Their Own Dissatisfaction National Collegiate Athletic Association
and Symptoms?, Joiner, Jr., 145 Study, Johnson et al., 179
SEROTONIN SUBSTANCE USE
Twin Studies and the Etiology of Eating Binge Eating and Substance Use among
Disorders, Fairburn et al., 349 Male and Female Adolescents, Ross and
Ivis, 245
SKELETAL MYOPATHY
TEASING
Carnitine Levels in Patients with Skeletal
Body Image, Social Comparison, and
Myopathy due to Anorexia Nervosa
Eating Disturbance: A Covariance
before and after Refeeding, Morton et al.,
Structure Modeling Investigation,
341
Thompson et al., 37
SLEEP MONITORING
THOUGHT SUPPRESSION
Naturalistic SleepI Monitoringg in Women Suppressing Thoughts about Chocolate,
Suffering from Bulimia Nervosa, Latzer et
Johnston et al., 21
al., 315
THREE-FACTOR EATING
SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT
QUESTIONNAIRE
Social Support, Social Adjustment, and Natural History of Disordered Eating
Recovery Status in Bulimia Nervosa, Attitudes and Behaviors over a 6-Year
Rorty et al., 1 Period, Rizvi et al., 406
SOCIAL COMPARISON TWINS
Body Image, Social Comparison, and Twin Studies and the Etiology of Eating
Eating Disturbance: A Covariance Disorders, Fairburn et al., 349
Subject Index
VEGETARIANISM WEIGHT CONTROL
Vegetarianism in Young Women: Another Vegetarianism in Young Women: Another
Means of Weight Control?, Gilbody et al., Means of Weight Control?, Gilbody et al.,
d/ 87
VOMITING WEIGHT CYCLING
Hyperamylasemia in Bulimia Nervosa Hostility, Dieting, and Nutrition Attitudes
and Hyperemesis Gravidarum, Robertson in Overweight and Weight-Cycling Men
and Millar, 223 and Women, Carmody et al., 37
WEIGHT CONCERN WEIGHT REDUCTION
Weight Concern Across the Life-Span: Validation of the Flexible and Rigid
Relationship to Self-Esteem and Feminist Control Dimensions of Dietary Restraint,
Identity, Tiggemann and Stevens, 103 Westenhoefer et al., 53