Sexual orientation as a risk factor for bulimic symptoms

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine whether sexual orientations predict future bulimic symptoms and whether alleged risk factors associated with non-heterosexual sexual orientation explain the increased risk. Results established same-sex sexual experience in both genders and non-heterosexual sexual attractions among males have future bulimic symptoms, but the explanations that are commonly given for these risks were not supported.

Risk factors, Sexual orientation

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Cohabitation reduces bulimic symptoms in young women

Article Abstract:

The study examined a sample of 2601 initially noncohabitating adolescents over a 5-year period to view whether cohabitation changes bulimic symptoms in young adults. Further studies are needed to confirm the results, which show that social control exercised in close relationships, might result in decreased bulimic symptoms in female cohabitators.

Young adults, Cohabitation

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Psychological and behavioral factors unpredictive of disordered eating: a prospective study of the general adolescent population in Norway

Article Abstract:

A prospective investigation of the stability and change in disordered eating in a sample of Norwegian adolescents is presented. It is not possible to state definitively that psychological factors play a key etiological role in the development of disordered eating.

Psychological aspects, Eating disorders in children, Childhood eating disorders

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