Transtornos alimentares

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“…The Binge Eating Scale is a self-report scale used to assess the presence and severity of binge eating. This instrument was developed by Gormally and colleagues [ 18 ], and was translated and validated into Brazilian Portuguese [ 19 , 20 ]. The cutoff score for probable presence of binge eating disorder (BED) is 17 points [ 21 ], that can be classified in three levels: severe binge eating (scores ≥ 27), moderate binge eating (scores between 18 and 26), and no binge eating (scores ≤ 17).…”

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Craving for carbs: food craving and disordered eating in low-carb dieters and its association with intermittent fasting

2022

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Studies point to positive outcomes in a diet with reduction of carbohydrates and that the associated practice of intermittent fasting (IF) might increase weight loss. Although dieting might be related to disordered eating, little evidence is available about the role of restrictive carbohydrates diets on disordered eating. This study aimed to explore if doing low-carb (LC) diets was related to disordered eating and if IF would increase these symptoms. The sample comprised university students ( n = 682), with a mean age of 22 years old and average BMI of 23.6 kg/m 2 ( SD = 4.3). Twenty-seven percent ( n = 188) of respondents reported doing LC diet in the last three months. Of those, 31% ( n = 58) reported doing LC diet combined with periods of IF. Mean scores were compared using parametric tests, and effects size and correlations between variables were calculated. Dieters showed higher levels of binge eating, food cravings, cognitive restraint, cognitive restraint toward carbohydrates when compared to non-dieters. The association of LC and IF was related to an increase in disordered eating, especially binge eating and food cravings, specifically ‘Lack of control’, ‘Thoughts or preoccupation with food,’ and ‘Guilt from cravings and/or for giving in to them’. These results provide evidence that restrictive carbohydrate diets and IF may increase cognitive restraint and, consequently, food cravings. Level III : Evidence obtained from cohort or case-control analytic studies.

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Craving for carbs: food craving and disordered eating in low-carb dieters and its association with intermittent fasting

2022

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“…O resultado é a soma das pontuações individuais, sendo uma pontuação mais alta, indicativo maior gravidade. Foi desenvolvido por Gormally et al (1982) e traduzida e adaptada para o Brasil por Freitas et al (2001) e validada por Freitas et al (2002).…”

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Uma intervenção cognitivo-comportamental em grupo com indivíduos com obesidade

Neufeld

Teodoro

Brust‐Renck

et al. 2022

Psico

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A obesidade tem causas multifatoriais e a Terapia Cognitivo-Comportamental apresenta resultados positivos sobre os aspetos cognitivos, emocionais e comportamentais relativos à perda de peso. Este estudo apresenta uma avaliação preliminar do Programa Cognitivo Comportamental de Educação Alimentar em Grupo (PROMETA). Foi realizado um estudo quantitativo, pré-experimental com avaliação pré e pós-teste. Sessenta e sete participantes adultos com sobrepeso ou obesidade realizaram as 12 sessões da intervenção em grupos. Foram utilizados os inventários Beck de depressão, de ansiedade, e de desesperança, a escala de compulsão alimentar periódica, e a escala de figuras de silhuetas. Os resultados indicaram que o PROMETA contribuiu para redução de sintomas de depressão, ansiedade, desesperança, e compulsão alimentar. Portanto, o programa apresenta resultados satisfatórios para esta amostra.

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“…Thus there is a significant lack of data regarding how this measure performs in clinical samples of women struggling with eating and/or weight difficulties. Indeed, considering that cognitive fusion is a transdiagnostic process built on inherent abilities of human cognition and language (BarnesHolmes, Barnes-Holmes, McHugh, & Hayes, 2004;Fletcher & Hayes, 2005), the study of its measurement invariance simultaneously in clinical and non-clinical samples seems to be of particular relevance to evaluate whether CFQ-BI is understood or interpreted in a similar way across different groups (Chen, Souza, & West, 2005).…”

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Cognitive Fusion Questionnaire—Body Image: Psychometric Properties and Its Incremental Power in the Prediction of Binge Eating Severity

Lucena-Santos

Trindade

Oliveira

et al. 2017

The Journal of Psychology

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Given the clinical usefulness of the CFQ-BI (Cognitive Fusion Questionnaire -BodyImage; the only existing measure to assess the body image-related cognitive fusion), the present study aimed to confirm its one-factor structure, to verify its measurement invariance between clinical and non-clinical samples, to analyse its internal consistency and sensitivity to detect differences between samples, as well as to explore the incremental and convergent validities of the CFQ-BI scores in Brazilian samples. This was a cross-sectional study, which was conducted in clinical (women with overweight or obesity in treatment for weight loss) and non-clinical samples (women from the general population). The one-factor structure was confirmed showing factorial measurement invariance across clinical and non-clinical samples. The CFQ-BI scores presented an excellent internal consistency, were able to discriminate clinical and nonclinical samples, and were positively associated with binge eating severity, general cognitive fusion and psychological inflexibility. Furthermore, body image-related cognitive fusion scores (CFQ-BI) presented incremental validity over a general measure of cognitive fusion in the prediction of binge eating symptoms. This study demonstrated that CFQ-BI is a short scale with reliable and robust scores in Brazilian samples, presenting incremental and convergent validities, measurement invariance and sensitivity to detect differences between clinical and non-clinical groups of women, enabling comparative studies between them.

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Transtornos alimentares

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Craving for carbs: food craving and disordered eating in low-carb dieters and its association with intermittent fasting

Craving for carbs: food craving and disordered eating in low-carb dieters and its association with intermittent fasting

Uma intervenção cognitivo-comportamental em grupo com indivíduos com obesidade

Cognitive Fusion Questionnaire—Body Image: Psychometric Properties and Its Incremental Power in the Prediction of Binge Eating Severity

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