Asking for a friend in the final stages of writing her doctorate:
Dear colleagues, looking for a research paper that found that in Eating Disorders, negative beliefs change before positive ones and that this change happens before seeing a shift in disordered eating behaviour or binge eating frequency. If by chance you are aware of this research I would be very grateful to know of the authors. Many thanks in advance!
p.s. There is a slight chance this reference is actually in the anxiety literature and not ED (ie negative beliefs regarding anxiety change before positive ones and that this change happens before seeing a change in anxiety symptomology).
I think this is the person that can help you if you contact him: Ned Scott
This reference may be helpful: A cognitive model of bulimia nervosa. Myra J. Cooper, Adrian Wells, Gillian Todd. DOI: 10.1348/014466504772812931
I think the book titled " Eating Disorders and the Brain" may be of help to you.
The content of the book is attached for your ready reference.
Self-esteem and cognitive, environmental, and familial (diverse) influence come to mind on DSM severity and development for psychoanalytic history as well as intervention/prevention on a clinical/forensic/institutional level.
Diversity in sufferers leads to limitations and consent!
Michael S.
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