What is more likely in orthorexia nervosa: perfectionism or OC symptoms? A bayesian method in clinical and non-clinical samples

Clinicians should consider that one in two patients suffering from EDs might develop ON-related problems. People on a diet could show similar patterns of symptoms to patients in ON knowledge and feelings. Finally, our results confirm that perfectionism represents a risk factor for ON in each group considered.

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BMC Psychology
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2025-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s40359-025-02517-2
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Eating Disorders and Behaviors
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What is more likely in orthorexia nervosa: perfectionism or OC symptoms? A bayesian method in clinical and non-clinical samples

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What is more likely in orthorexia nervosa: perfectionism or OC symptoms? A bayesian method in clinical and non-clinical samples

Massimiliano Pastore, Sara Piasentin, Eleonora Maggio, Susanna Pardini, Caterina Novara, Sofia Mattioli
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Abstract

Clinicians should consider that one in two patients suffering from EDs might develop ON-related problems. People on a diet could show similar patterns of symptoms to patients in ON knowledge and feelings. Finally, our results confirm that perfectionism represents a risk factor for ON in each group considered.

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