AQA A2 Psychology Unit 3 - Eating Behaviour - Anorexia Nervosa - Psychological Cognitive 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyEating disordersA2/A-levelAQA Created by: AmyCreated on: 02-03-14 15:06 What is the criteria from the DSM-V for Anorexia Nervosa? Persistant restriction of body weight, intense fear of gaining weight, distorted body view 1 of 10 How low does the individuals BMI have to be, to be classed as AN, and how long for? 15, over 3 months 2 of 10 What is polarized thinking? The need to be thin 3 of 10 What error will cause the individual to believe that, everything will be okay, when they are thin? Over generalization 4 of 10 What did Fallon & Rozin 1985 look at? Asked to rate current body weight, ideal body weight and the most attractive body weight 5 of 10 What did Fallon and Rozin find about males and females? Males, more realistic in current to ideal. Females large gap, overestimated their weight and saw small as attractive 6 of 10 Who studied was conducted through asking AN patients to judge their body weights compared to others, and then to re-judge them after eating? McKenzie et al (1993) 7 of 10 What happened to the females weight after they had eaten the food in McKenzie et al's study? They gained a significant amount of weight compared to others in the group 8 of 10 What are the ethical issues when dealing with Anorexia nervosa? Socailly Sensitive topic, accessability 9 of 10 Which gender are most AN studies biased to? Females 10 of 10
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