The unique and moderated relationships across repetitive negative thinking and disordered eating behaviors in adolescent girls

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Teenage girls who frequently engage in repetitive negative thinking are at a higher risk of developing disordered eating habits. https://t.co/y3KxxV2qW0

RT @EDRProgram: Recent paper from @uofleatlab finds that repetitive negative thinking is associated with binge eating but not fasting in sa…

Recent paper from @uofleatlab finds that repetitive negative thinking is associated with binge eating but not fasting in sample of adolescent females. https://t.co/zaG9TbbKjv https://t.co/gPkhJtTrsh

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