Taxometric analysis: introduction and overview

Article Abstract:

Various taxometric procedures and mathematical tools that are used for the conceptualization of eating disorders are described. Such taxometric analyses are found to be very useful for Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) and classification of the eating disorders.

United States, Usage, Identification and classification, Mathematical logic, Symbolic and mathematical logic, Clinical report

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Genetic epidemiology of eating disorders and co-occurring conditions: the role of endophenotypes

Article Abstract:

Various techniques of genetic epidemiology are used to study the role of endophenotypes for underlining eating disorders and the co-occurring conditions. The findings reveal that these endophenotypes developed by genes lead to the development of various such disorders.

Genetic aspects, Epidemiology

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Classifying eating disorders in DSM-V: new nosological perspectives

Article Abstract:

Various forces and points that decide the classification of the eating disorders according to Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-V) are explained. The enterprise has proved to be very useful for the discovery of new information and nosological perspectives.

Analysis, Nosology

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