2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0160-2527(03)00085-2
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Anorexia nervosa and personal identity: The accounts of patients and their parents

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“…Patients with AN often perceive the illness as a part of their identity 45 and link the AN to a struggle for control, 22 which may lead to extraordinarily strong feelings of ambivalence toward treatment. 21 The parents' and former patient's emphasis on her own ''willpower'' and ''wish to recover'' as the most important helpful factors may indicate that motivation and ''readiness for change'' are important issues in recovering from ED.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Patients with AN often perceive the illness as a part of their identity 45 and link the AN to a struggle for control, 22 which may lead to extraordinarily strong feelings of ambivalence toward treatment. 21 The parents' and former patient's emphasis on her own ''willpower'' and ''wish to recover'' as the most important helpful factors may indicate that motivation and ''readiness for change'' are important issues in recovering from ED.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Parents felt somehow responsible for their daughters developing an eating disorder, and believed their own eating habits and attitudes could have infl uenced their daughter's behavior. 11,13,16,29 …”
Section: A Feelings Evoked By the Disease In The Familymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…16,25 Increased closeness between family members -coping with the disease made members come close to each other and strengthen family ties as seen in some discourses. The patient would demand a great deal of attention and external control, 14,25,29,30 as observed in the following discourse: …”
Section: Changes To the Family After Diseasementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A capacidade seria o conceito fixo usualmente ligado a aspectos legais, seria "a habilidade de entender e assimilar informações relevantes para a decisão em questão e assim fazer uma escolha". O conceito de competência utilizado pelos profissionais de saúde não é tão explícito em sua definição e inclui fatores adicionais de extrema importância no julgamento clínico, como consistência na expressão das decisões durante o tempo, consistência nas decisões expressas e razões subliminares por trás dessas, como desejos expressos anteriormente e a personalidade antes da doença, o estado emocional atual (especialmente se o indivíduo está sob estresse ou agitado) e seu impacto no processo da tomada de decisões, o impacto psicopatológico da doença mental nos sistemas de crenças, assim como nos sistemas de valores e desejos 18 .…”
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