Keywords
family
family functioning
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Abstract
Objective: We analyzed the elements of the family functioning that explain the risk and protection of the ED: Anorexia Nervosa (AN), Bulimia Nervosa (BN) and Eating Disorder Non-Specific (EDNOS). Method: Seventy patients with ED (16 AN, 24 BN and 30 EDNOS) and 30 female students were interviewed and completed three questionnaires: FES, EAT and BULIT. Results: The ED patients (AN, BN and EDNOS) perceived the expression was a risk factor and the intellectual-cultural activities were protection factor. In the group of ED Specific (AN and BN) the organization was a risk factor and actuation was protector factor. Conclusion: The results confirmed differences in the family functioning between types of ED Specific and Non-Specific.
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