Mood and Dysfunctional Cognitions Constitute Within-Subject Antecedents and Consequences of Exercise in Eating Disorders.
In general, exercise promotes physical and mental health [[1]], but in patients with eating disorders (EDs), unhealthy forms of exercise are common [[2]], comprising features such as exercising according to rigid rules and continuing to exercise despite negative consequences [[3]]. However, in turn,...
| Publicado en: | Psychotherapy & Psychosomatics Vol. 89; no. 2; pp. 119 - 122 |
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Karger AG
2020
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