Disparities in psychological well-being based on subjective and objective eating disorder recovery statuses, and recovery status concordance
Disparities in psychological well-being based on subjective and objective eating disorder recovery statuses, and recovery status concordance
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DOI：
10.1080/10640266.2018.1477674
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发表时间：
2019-01-01
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影响因子：
3.3
通讯作者：
Ebener, Deborah
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作者：
Romano, Kelly A.;Ebener, Deborah
本研究探讨了如何eudaimonic心理幸福感（PWB）与不同水平的进食障碍（艾德）恢复（完全，部分，积极的艾德），自我定义和客观确定，以及主观-客观恢复状态的一致性。参与者（N = 132;法师= 30.1）完成了一项针对艾德生物学、PWB和恢复的在线调查。MANOVA显示恢复和PWB之间的特殊关系时，客观标准，主观感受，和一致性被认为是。一般而言，上级恢复水平与上级PWB相关。在治疗过程中和建立艾德康复的统一定义时，应考虑PWB和客户对康复的看法。
This research examines how eudaimonic psychological well-being (PWB) relates to variant levels of eating disorder (ED) recovery (full, partial, active ED), both self-defined and objectively determined, and to subjective-objective recovery status concordance. Participants (N = 132; Mage = 30.1) completed an online survey targeting ED symptomology, PWB, and recovery. MANOVAs revealed idiosyncratic relationships between recovery and PWB when objective criteria, subjective perceptions, and concordance were considered. Generally, superior levels of recovery were associated with superior PWB. PWB and clients' perceptions of recovery should be considered during treatment and in establishing a uniform definition of ED recovery.