Social-emotional style Sample Clauses

Social-emotional style. The model proposes that social emotional difficulties are present prior to the onset of the disorder. It is suggested that eating becomes threatening to the individual’s emotional and physical equilibrium in the acute phase of the ED. They become disconnected from their emotions and show high levels of experiential avoidance and feel numb. Social emotional difficulties have been shown to be present prior to the onset of the disorder (Treasure, Corfield, & Cardi, 2012) and premorbid markers, such as loneliness, shyness, inferiority, have been documented (Fairburn et al., 1998; Fairburn, Cooper, Doll, & Xxxxx, 1999). The effects of starvation on brain function could accentuate any underlying social emotional difficulties (XxXxxxxx & Xxxxxxxx, 2009).
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