Table 2.
Description of questionnaires used in the different selected studies to assess ED symptoms.
| References | Variables assessed | Questionnaires |
|---|---|---|
| Cohen et al. (54) | Items aimed at investigating:
|
CEBQ (43) Children Eating Behaviour Questionnaire |
| Balantekin et al. (55) Goossens et al. (61) |
Items aimed at investigating four major areas of eating disorder psychopathology: restraint, eating, shape, and weight concerns. | ChEDE (40) Child Eating Disorder Examination |
| Balantekin et al. (55) | Adaption of ChEDE for adolescents. | YEDEQ (41, 42) Youth Eating Disorder Examination Questionnaire |
| Halberstadt et al. (56) De Niet et al. (59) Sarvestani et al. (62) |
Items aimed at investigating: external eating, emotional eating and restrained eating. | DEBQ (39) Dutch Eating Behaviour Questionnaire |
| Adam et al. (57) | Items aimed at evaluating: disinhibition, cognitive control, flexible control and rigid control. | TFEQ(44) Three-Factor Eating Questionnaire |
| Raimunda Dâmaso et al. (58) | Items aimed at evaluating Bulimia symptoms. | BITE (46) Bulimic Investigatory Test, Edinburgh |
| Raimunda Damask et al. (58) | Items aimed at describing both behavioral manifestations and feeling/cognitions surrounding a binge episode and cognitive phenomena thought to be related to binge eating. | BES (45) Binge Eating Scale |
| Bishop-Gillard et al. (60) | Items aimed at measuring the ability to control food intake, loss of control over eating, and reported hunger | EI (50) Eating Inventory |
| Bishop-Gillard et al. (60) | Items aimed at measuring the BED diagnostic criteria. | QWEP(49) Questionnaire on Weight and Eating Patterns |
| Goossens et al. (61) | Items aimed at assessing both eating attitudes and related ego dysfunction characteristics. For the purpose of this study, nag eating attitudes (i.e., drive for thinness, bulimia, and body dissatisfaction) were evaluated | EDI-II (47) Eating Disorder Inventory |