Changes in mental rigidity and attitude to one's body during treatment of adolescent girls suffering from anorexia nervosa
Tatyana Dmitrievna Shevelenkova,
Maria Maksimovna Salnikova
Abstract:The authors, considering domestic and foreign studies of cognitive rigidity/flexibility and ideas about one's own body in anorexia nervosa, note the practical lack of research on both dynamics and ideas about the existence and nature of the connection between these psychological characteristics of girls suffering from anorexia nervosa. The object of the study was psychological characteristics, namely, mental rigidity, cognitive flexibility and the attitude of teenage girls suffering from anorexia nervosa to th… Show more
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