Self-control in relation to problem drinking and symptoms of disordered eating

Article Abstract:

Problem drinking and symptoms of disordered eating with regard to restrained drinking and eating and cognitive self control was investigated. Three factors with eigenvalues higher than one were found to summarise the links between the examined measures, and the first two factors mainly reflected problem drinking and restrained drinking, and problem eating and restrained eating, in both sexes. The third factor was a more general underlying control problem.

Eating disorders

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Self-control in relation to problem drinking and symptoms of disordered eating

Article Abstract:

Problem drinking and symptoms of disordered eating with regard to restrained drinking and eating, and cognitive self-control, were investigated. Three factors with eigenvalues higher than one summarized the interrelationships amongst the studied measures. Two factors mainly reflected problem drinking and restrained drinking, and problem eating and restrained eating, while a third factor reflected general problems with control.

Compulsive behavior

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Restraint as misregulation in drinking and eating

Article Abstract:

A study of 1072 Australian high school students showed that there is a relation between binge drinking and eating and that teenagers who are preoccupied with controlling drinking and eating tend to binge.

Australia, Psychological aspects, Statistical Data Included, Compulsive eating, Binge eating disorder, Teenagers, Youth, Comorbidity

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