Cognitive flexibility and decision-making in eating disorders and obesity

Overview of attention for article published in Eating and Weight Disorders - Studies on Anorexia, Bulimia and Obesity, October 2016

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RT @aedweb: Considering the executive functions as a transdiagnostic process in ED and obesity could provide explanations for the inability…

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Stop pathologizing fat bodies! @aedweb should know better! https://t.co/t7Ku2c7eGy

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RT @aedweb: Considering the executive functions as a transdiagnostic process in ED and obesity could provide explanations for the inability…

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Considering the executive functions as a transdiagnostic process in ED and obesity could provide explanations for the inability to regulate food intake, present in both ED and obese patients https://t.co/5hW4hvMj8Z

28 Feb 2018

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Cognitive flexibility and decision-making in eating disorders and obesity https://t.co/3LVz60JdbO

17 Oct 2016

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