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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2020 Mar 23;129(5):445–456. doi: 10.1037/abn0000516

Figure 2.

Figure 2.

Network strength and expected influence and bridge expected influence plots for the interoceptive awareness (IA) and eating disorder (ED) symptom network.

The strongest central and bridge symptoms are highlighted with a red (dark gray) dot.

IA labels: Angry = noticing body changes when angry; Bodyaware = maintain awareness of whole body when distressed; Breathattn = pay attention to breathe without being distracted; Breathing = notice changes in breathe; Calm = ability to calm mind by focusing on body/breathing; Calmmind = can calm mind by focusing on body/breathing; Comfort = notice where comfortable in the body; Emotional = listening to the body for information about emotional state; Explore = exploring how body feels when upset; Happy = noticing body changes when happy; Inform = listening to the body to inform action; Peaceful = noticing body differences when peaceful; Posture = pay attention to posture; Power = “power through” pain; Reduce = can use breathe to reduce tension; Refocus = refocus attention from thinking to sensing; Safe = feeling body is a safe place; Tension = Ignore physical tension/discomfort until severe; Trust = trusting body sensations; Unconf = notice body discomfort; Unpleas = notice unpleasant body sensations without worrying; Worry = worry something is wrong if uncomfortable; Wrong = feeling body changes when something is wrong.

ED labels: Dissshape = shape dissatisfaction; Dissweight = weight dissatisfaction; Emptystom = desire to have empty stomach; Fast = long time without eating; Feargain = fear of gaining weight; Fearlose = fear of losing control; Feelfat = feeling fat; Flatstom = desire to have flat stomach; Guilty = guilt after eating; Judge = overvaluation of weight; Losew = desire to lose weight; Othersee = uncomfortable with others seeing shape; Restrict = limiting amount of food; Rules = following rules regarding eating; Secret = eating in secret; Seeeat = concern about others observing eating; Seebody = discomfort seeing body; Thinkfood = concentration problems regarding eating; Weigh = distress about weighing.