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Table 3.

Correlations between the YFAS and General Psychopathology^¹

	YFAS Symptom	BDI	RSES	DERS Non-Accept	DERS Goals	DERS Impulse	DERS Aware	DERS Strategy	DERS Clarity
BDI	.35^**	1
RSES	−.27^**	−.79^**	1
DERS Non-accept	.25^**	.52^**	−.47^**	1
DERS Goals	.29^**	.57^**	−.61^**	.39^**	1
DERS Impulse	.39^**	.50^**	−.42^**	.49^**	.61^**	1
DERS Aware	.17	.47^**	−.50^**	.49^**	.25^**	.35^**	1
DERS Strategy	.35^**	.74^**	−.70^**	.72^**	.70^**	.75^**	.47^**	1
DERS Clarity	.27^**	.46^**	−.44^**	.55^**	.39^**	.45^**	.81^**	.55^**	1

Note. YFAS, Yale Food Addiction Scale; BDI, Beck Depression Inventory; RSES, Rosenberg Self Esteem Scale; DERS, Difficulties in Emotion Regulation

^**

Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (1-tailed).