Correction: The mediating role of rumination in the relation between attentional bias towards thin female bodies and eating disorder symptomatology

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There is an error in Table 1. Please see the correct table here.

Table 1. Bivariate correlations between AB difference scores for thin and non-thin bodies (ms) with eating disorder-related correlates (n = 70).

	Reflection	Brooding	Rest.	Body Diss.
Mean (SD)	4.77 (2.03)	12.64 (4.91)	26.86 (11.26)	95.87 (42.70)
Thin	.35**	.29*	.33*	.39**
Non-thin	-.20	-.18	-.30*	-.32**

Reflection, Ruminative Response Scale for Eating Disorders reflection subscale; Brooding, Ruminative Response Scale for Eating Disorders brooding subscale; Rest., Dutch Eating Behaviour Questionnaire dietary restraint subscale; Body Diss., Body Satisfaction Questionnaire;

*p < .05;

**p < .01.