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The spectrum of eating disturbances by Shisslak, C M, Crago, M, Estes, L S

“…The purpose of this paper was to review and summarize the research literature on the spectrum of eating disturbances. Literature was searched using a computer…”
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Eating disturbances among American minority groups: a review by Crago, M. (University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ.), Shisslak, C.M, Estes, L.S

“…Objective: The purpose of this paper was to review the research literature related to eating behaviors and disturbances among American minority groups. Method:…”
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Eating attitudes and weight preoccupation among female high school students in Japan by Mukai, T, Crago, M, Shisslak, C M

“…Eating disorder tendencies in 197 eleventh grade Japanese girls were examined to ascertain whether or not the reported correlates of eating disorder tendencies…”
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Attachment style and weight concerns in preadolescent and adolescent girls by Sharpe, Tamara M., Killen, Joel D., Bryson, Susan W., Shisslak, Catherine M., Estes, Linda S., Gray, Norma, Crago, Marjorie, Taylor, C. Barr

“…Objective The purpose of this study was to assess the association between attachment style and weight concerns, a major risk factor for eating disorders, in…”
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The reflecting team: an innovative approach for teaching clinical skills to family practice residents by Lebensohn-Chialvo, P, Crago, M, Shisslak, C M

“…This paper provides a description and evaluation of the reflecting team approach as a teaching method for family practice residents. We have used the…”
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Development and evaluation of the McKnight risk factor survey for assessing potential risk and protective factors for disordered eating in preadolescent and adolescent girls by Shisslak, Catherine M., Renger, Ralph, Sharpe, Tamara, Crago, Marjorie, McKnight, Katherine M., Gray, Norma, Bryson, Susan, Estes, Linda S., Parnaby, Ori G., Killen, Joel, Taylor, C. Barr

“…Objective To describe the development, test‐retest reliability, internal consistency, and convergent validity of the McKnight Risk Factor Survey‐III…”
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Coexistence of bulimia nervosa and mania: a literature review and case report by Shisslak, C M, Perse, T, Crago, M

“…A literature review of the relationship between bulimia and affective disorder showed that the evidence from empirical research and case report studies…”
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Primary Prevention of Eating Disorders by Shisslak, Catherine M, Crago, Marjorie, Neal, Mary E, Swain, Barbara

“…Eating disorders have increased dramatically over the past two decades, but the primary prevention of these disorders has received little attention. This…”
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Family dysfunction in normal weight bulimic and bulimic anorexic families by Shisslak, C M, McKeon, R T, Crago, M

“…A group of 24 normal weight bulimics and 13 bulimic anorexics were compared with each other and a normal control group (n = 41) on two self-report measures of…”
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Potential risk factors associated with weight control behaviors in elementary and middle school girls by Shisslak, Catherine M., Crago, Marjorie, McKNIGHT, Katherine M., Estes, Linda S., Gray, Norma, Parnaby, Ori G.

“…The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between weight control behaviors and potential risk factors for disordered eating in a sample of…”
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Clinical features of eating disorders and individual psychological functioning by Swain, B, Shisslak, C M, Crago, M

“…Relationships between the clinical features of eating disorders and individual psychological functioning were investigated in a population of 114…”
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INTERACTIONAL GROUP THERAPY FOR ANOREXIC AND BULIMIC WOMEN by Shisslak, Cathrine M, Crago, Marjorie, Schnaps, Laura, Swain, Barbara

“…Although many eating-disorder programs across the country incorporate group therapy as a primary or adjunctive form of treatment, few have provided detailed…”
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Patterns of caffeine use and prescribed medications in psychiatric inpatients by Shisslak, C M, Beutler, L E, Scheiber, S, Gaines, J A, La Wall, J, Crago, M

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Body Weight and Bulimia as Discriminators of Psychological Characteristics Among Anorexic, Bulimic, and Obese Women by Shisslak, Catherine M, Pazda, Susan L, Crago, Marjorie

“…Bulimic women from underweight ( n = 20) , normal-weight ( n = 31) , and overweight ( n = 22) categories were compared with restrictor anorexics ( n = 20) ,…”
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Running--an analogue of anorexia? by Yates, A, Leehey, K, Shisslak, C M

“…We have explored the apparent similarity between patients with anorexia nervosa and a subgroup of male athletes designated as "obligatory runners." Case…”
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smoking cessation program for pregnant women: An exploratory study by Danaher, Brian G, Shisslak, Catherine M, Thompson, Camilla B, Ford, Julian D

“…An exploratory study of a program combining risk information and strategies for cessation of smoking drawn from behavioral approaches to smoking control is…”
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Comparing obligatory to nonobligatory runners by Yates, A, Shisslak, C M, Allender, J, Crago, M, Leehey, K

“…This study compares "obligatory" runners (runners who continue to run despite clear physical injury or contraindications) to nonobligatory runners. Both groups…”
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Gender differences in academic advancement: patterns, causes, and potential solutions in one US College of Medicine by Wright, Anne L, Schwindt, Leslie A, Bassford, Tamsen L, Reyna, Valerie F, Shisslak, Catherine M, St Germain, Patricia A, Reed, Kathryn L

“…The influx of women into academic medicine has not been accompanied by equality for male and female faculty. Women earn less than men in comparable positions,…”
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Alteration of case reports in "running--an analogue of anorexia?" by Leehey, K, Yates, A, Shisslak, C M

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Typical patterns in atypical anorexia nervosa by Shisslak, C M, Crago, M, Yates, A

“…Only a few published accounts describe atypical anorexia nervosa. To provide more information about this eating-disorder subtype, 15 patients (12 females, 3…”
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