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Published in final edited form as: Behav Res Ther. 2008 Mar 14;46(7):777–787. doi: 10.1016/j.brat.2008.03.004

Table 4.

Comparisons between dietary restraint and dietary restraint/negative affect subtypes on psychosocial variables within youth reporting binge eating (M±SD)

	Youth reporting binge eating (n=66)

	DR/NA-OBE (n=30)	DR-OBE (n=66)

Measure	M±SD	M±SD	Statistic
EDE Restraint	1.3±1.0	1.0±.09	t=1.6
EDE Eating Concern	1.2±1.0	0.8±0.8	F=1.2
EDE Shape Concern	3.0±1.4	2.1±1.5	F=2.2
EDE Weight Concern	2.9±1.0	2.1±1.2	F=5.3^*
EDE Global	2.1±0.8	1.5±0.9	F=4.0^*
CDI Total	21.1±5.0	7.6±3.8	t=14.6
CBCL Internalizing	65.7±11.6	53.0±12.0	F=14.3^***
CBCL Externalizing	61.0±12.1	51.1±12.6	F=10.7^**
CBCL Total	65.4±10.4	54.4±11.0	F=11.9^**

p<.05;

^**

p<.01;

^***

p<.001

Note: DR/NA-OBE=dietary restraint/negative affect subtype in youth reporting objective bulimic episodes; DR-OBE=dietary restraint subtype in youth reporting objective bulimic episodes; EDE=Eating Disorder Examination; CDI=Children’s Depression Inventory; CBCL=Child Behavior Checklist.