Structural differences in eating disorder psychopathology after history of childhood abuse: Insights from a Bayesian network analysis.
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Summary
The results support the existence of a distinct eating disorder symptom network characteristic of individuals with a history of childhood trauma, and add to the hypotheses of a maltreated eco-phenotype in eating disorders.
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- 2019-10-10
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Mathematics
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