Feeding and Eating disorders Abnormal Psychology.ppt

Feeding and Eating disorders Abnormal Psychology

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EATING DISORDERS

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PHOEBE: Apparently Perfect

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•Amount of food
•Out of control
•Compensatory behaviors
–Purging techniques
–Non purging
BULIMIA NERVOSA

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•Medical consequences
–Salivary gland enlargement
–Electrolyte imbalance
BULIMIA NERVOSA

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JULIE: The thinner, the better

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•Restricting type
•Binge-eating-purging type
ANOREXIA NERVOSA

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BINGE-EATING DISORDER

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BINGE-EATING DISORDER

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SONJA: School on her head

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