Table 1.
Theme | Item |
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Relationship with fooda |
1. How is your relationship with food? (For example: is food and eating worry free, or is it full of worry and stress?) |
Body & self-wortha |
2. Does your weight, body or shape make you feel bad about yourself? (For example: the number on the scale, the shape of your body or a part of your body.) |
Preoccupation with food or weighta |
3. Do you feel like food, weight or your body shape dominates your life? (For example: experiencing constant thoughts about food, weight or your body.) |
Anxiety and distressb |
4. Do you feel anxious or distressed when you are not in control of your food? (For example: when others cook or prepare food for you or when eating out.) |
Loss of controlc |
5. Do you ever feel like you will not be able to stop eating or have lost control around food? (For example: feeling that you have no control around food, that you binge eat or fear that you will binge eat.) |
Compensatory behaviourd |
6. When you think you have eaten too much, do you do anything to make up for it? (For example: skipping the next meal, going light on the next meal, working it off with exercise, purging via vomiting or taking laxatives, diuretics or diet pills.) |
Items are rated on a 5-point Likert scale, where 1 is “never” and 5 is “all the time”; except for Question 1, where 1 is “worry and stress free” and 5 is “full of worry and stress”
aRelates to all presentations
bRelates to AN, BN and OSFED presentations
cRelates to BN, BED, and OSFED presentations
dRelates to AN-BP, BN, Purging Disorder and OSFED presentations