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What is a common criterion for all three eating disorders?
What is a common criterion for all three eating disorders?
- Low body weight as a result of food intake restriction
- Excessive exercise as compensatory behavior
- Lack of recognition of seriousness of low body weight
- Recurrent episodes of binge eating (correct)
Which eating disorder is most associated with feelings of shame and guilt?
Which eating disorder is most associated with feelings of shame and guilt?
- Compulsive overeating disorder
- Anorexia nervosa
- Bulimia nervosa (correct)
- Binge-eating disorder
Which eating disorder is most associated with a high degree of self-control?
Which eating disorder is most associated with a high degree of self-control?
- Binge-eating disorder
- Night eating syndrome
- Anorexia nervosa (correct)
- Bulimia nervosa
What distinguishes binge eating in binge-eating disorder from that in bulimia nervosa?
What distinguishes binge eating in binge-eating disorder from that in bulimia nervosa?
What is a good indicator of narcolepsy?
What is a good indicator of narcolepsy?
What is a key difference between narcolepsy and hypersomnolence?
What is a key difference between narcolepsy and hypersomnolence?
Which biological factor is implicated in all sleeping disorders?
Which biological factor is implicated in all sleeping disorders?
What is a psychological etiological factor for hypersomnia/narcolepsy?
What is a psychological etiological factor for hypersomnia/narcolepsy?
What is a subtype of circadian rhythm disorder where individuals consistently go to bed later than desired?
What is a subtype of circadian rhythm disorder where individuals consistently go to bed later than desired?
What is a biological etiological factor for circadian rhythm disorders?
What is a biological etiological factor for circadian rhythm disorders?
What is a psychological treatment for insomnia?
What is a psychological treatment for insomnia?
What is a biological treatment for hypersomnia/narcolepsy?
What is a biological treatment for hypersomnia/narcolepsy?
What is a psychological etiological factor for insomnia?
What is a psychological etiological factor for insomnia?
What is a subtype of circadian rhythm disorder where individuals keep going to bed later due to their body being on a 25- or 26-hour clock?
What is a subtype of circadian rhythm disorder where individuals keep going to bed later due to their body being on a 25- or 26-hour clock?
What is a psychological treatment for circadian rhythm disorders?
What is a psychological treatment for circadian rhythm disorders?
What is a biological treatment for circadian rhythm disorders?
What is a biological treatment for circadian rhythm disorders?
Which type of therapy involves challenging dysfunctional thoughts and controlled meals?
Which type of therapy involves challenging dysfunctional thoughts and controlled meals?
What is a key characteristic of insomnia?
What is a key characteristic of insomnia?
What is a common biological etiological factor for eating disorders?
What is a common biological etiological factor for eating disorders?
Which factor significantly influences eating disorder development?
Which factor significantly influences eating disorder development?
What is a key characteristic of hypersomnia?
What is a key characteristic of hypersomnia?
What is a key characteristic of narcolepsy?
What is a key characteristic of narcolepsy?
What is a common characteristic of individuals with anorexia?
What is a common characteristic of individuals with anorexia?
What is a key characteristic of bulimia?
What is a key characteristic of bulimia?
What is a subtype of circadian rhythm disorder characterized by consistently going to bed later than desired?
What is a subtype of circadian rhythm disorder characterized by consistently going to bed later than desired?
What is a key characteristic of binge eating in binge-eating disorder?
What is a key characteristic of binge eating in binge-eating disorder?
What is a key characteristic of anorexia?
What is a key characteristic of anorexia?
What is a key characteristic of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)?
What is a key characteristic of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)?
What is a characteristic of insomnia according to DSM-5 criteria?
What is a characteristic of insomnia according to DSM-5 criteria?
Which treatment approach for eating disorders involves psychoeducation and challenging dysfunctional thoughts?
Which treatment approach for eating disorders involves psychoeducation and challenging dysfunctional thoughts?
What is a biological etiological factor of eating disorders?
What is a biological etiological factor of eating disorders?
What is a characteristic of hypersomnia?
What is a characteristic of hypersomnia?
What is a characteristic of narcolepsy?
What is a characteristic of narcolepsy?
What is a cultural influence on the development of eating disorders?
What is a cultural influence on the development of eating disorders?
Which family influence contributes to the development of eating disorders?
Which family influence contributes to the development of eating disorders?
What do individuals with anorexia typically do in relation to their disorder?
What do individuals with anorexia typically do in relation to their disorder?
What is a treatment method for eating disorders involving controlled meals?
What is a treatment method for eating disorders involving controlled meals?
What is a cognitive factor associated with eating disorders?
What is a cognitive factor associated with eating disorders?
What is a specific criterion for narcolepsy?
What is a specific criterion for narcolepsy?
What is a specific criterion for hypersomnia?
What is a specific criterion for hypersomnia?
Study Notes
Eating Disorders and Sleep Disorders Overview
- Binge eating is linked to feelings of shame and guilt, while anorexia is associated with high self-control
- Biological etiological factors of eating disorders include genetic predisposition, poor impulse control, low serotonin activity, and excessive exercise
- Treatment approaches for eating disorders include SSRIs and atypical antipsychotics, which are best used in combination with cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Culture significantly influences eating disorder development, with media exposure contributing to dissatisfaction with body image
- Cognitive factors like low sense of control, high perfectionism, and skewed body shape perceptions are associated with eating disorders
- Family influences, such as perfectionistic mothers and preoccupation with appearance, contribute to the development of eating disorders
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) involves psychoeducation, challenging dysfunctional thoughts, and controlled meals, while interpersonal therapy (IPT) targets dysfunctional relationships
- Individuals with anorexia deny having a disorder, while those with bulimia avoid treatment due to shame
- Insomnia is characterized by dissatisfaction with sleep quantity or quality, with specific DSM-5 criteria for subtypes: episodic, persistent, and recurrent
- Hypersomnia involves self-reported excessive sleepiness and must occur at least three times per week for at least 3 months
- Narcolepsy is characterized by recurrent periods of irrepressible sleep need and specific criteria for cataplexy, hypocretin deficiency, and Nocturnal REM Sleep
- Overall, the text provides a comprehensive overview of the etiological factors, treatment approaches, cultural influences, cognitive factors, family influences, treatment methods, and patterns of eating and sleep disorders
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Test your knowledge of eating and sleep disorders with this comprehensive quiz. Explore the biological, cultural, and cognitive factors, as well as treatment approaches and patterns associated with these disorders.
