Erratum to: Do parental traumatic experiences have a role in the psychological functioning of early adolescents with binge eating disorder?

Cerniglia, Luca; Cimino, Silvia; Ballarotto, Giulia; Tambelli, Renata

doi:10.1007/s40519-016-0354-9

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“…In addition, the homogeneity of the sample, in terms of cultural, geographical, and socioeconomic status, limits replication of the study in other countries or cultures. Finally, the present study did not take into consideration social support, which several studies underline to be important in the adolescent phase,72,73 and longitudinal studies are needed that can clarify the many dynamics 74,75…”

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Family profiles in eating disorders: family functioning and psychopathology

Cerniglia¹,

Cimino²,

Tafà³

et al. 2017

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Research has studied family functioning in families of patients suffering from eating disorders (EDs), particularly investigating the associations between mothers’ and daughters’ psychopathological symptoms, but limited studies have examined whether there are specific maladaptive psychological profiles characterizing the family as a whole when it includes adolescents with anorexia nervosa (AN), bulimia nervosa (BN), and binge eating disorder (BED). Through the collaboration of a network of public and private consultants, we recruited n=181 adolescents diagnosed for EDs (n=61 with AN, n=60 with BN, and n=60 with BEDs) and their parents. Mothers, fathers, and youths were assessed through a self-report measure evaluating family functioning, and adolescents completed a self-report questionnaire assessing psycho-pathological symptoms. Results showed specific family functioning and psychopathological profiles based on adolescents’ diagnosis. Regression analyses also showed that family functioning characterized by rigidity predicted higher psychopathological symptoms. Our study underlines the importance of involving all members of the family in assessment and intervention programs when adolescent offspring suffer from EDs.

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Family profiles in eating disorders: family functioning and psychopathology

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Tafà³

et al. 2017

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“…This study has some limitations. In fact, some individual variables of the adolescent were not investigated, such as traumatic events that may have been experienced by young people [ 100 , 101 ] and the levels of impulsivity [ 60 ]. Furthermore, we assessed adolescents' attachment to parents, but we did not evaluate mothers' and fathers' psychopathological risk [ 102 – 105 ].…”

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Adolescent Internet Abuse: A Study on the Role of Attachment to Parents and Peers in a Large Community Sample

Ballarotto

Volpi

Marzilli

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BioMed Research International

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Adolescents are the main users of new technologies and their main purpose of use is social interaction. Although new technologies are useful to teenagers, in addressing their developmental tasks, recent studies have shown that they may be an obstacle in their growth. Research shows that teenagers with Internet addiction experience lower quality in their relationships with parents and more individual difficulties. However, limited research is available on the role played by adolescents' attachment to parents and peers, considering their psychological profiles. We evaluated in a large community sample of adolescents (N = 1105) the Internet use/abuse, the adolescents' attachment to parents and peers, and their psychological profiles. Hierarchical regression analyses were conducted to verify the influence of parental and peer attachment on Internet use/abuse, considering the moderating effect of adolescents' psychopathological risk. Results showed that adolescents' attachment to parents had a significant effect on Internet use. Adolescents' psychopathological risk had a moderating effect on the relationship between attachment to mothers and Internet use. Our study shows that further research is needed, taking into account both individual and family variables.

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“…Finally, considering possible associations between parental traumatic experiences and the occurrence of ED in the offspring, Cerniglia et al, (2016) investigated psychological functioning of adolescents with BED and their parents. Females showed higher tendency to internalize feelings and emotions, and higher scores on Withdrawal subscale of the Youth Self-Report (YSR).…”

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Eating Disorders and Female Sexuality: Current Evidence-base and Future Implications

Leonidas

Santos

2020

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This study aimed to examine current scientific production regarding sexuality-related issues in the context of eating disorders (ED). Searches were performed on PubMed, LILACS, CINAHL and PsycINFO, including papers published between 2008 and 2018, using the following descriptors: eating disorders, femininity, sexuality and sexual behavior. Nineteen studies were selected. Findings were systematized into two main thematic categories and showed, in general, that femininity can be a risk factor to the development of ED. Studies indicated that endorsing a gender role that is socially considered discrepant from biological sex, despite feminine or masculine, is related to ED symptomatology. Moreover, body dissatisfaction is positively correlated to sexual dysfunction. Interventions targeting prevention of ED should include sexuality-related issues by approaching probable negative consequences of adhering to female gender role social requirements and stereotypes, especially those related to body weight and body shape.

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Erratum to: Do parental traumatic experiences have a role in the psychological functioning of early adolescents with binge eating disorder?

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Family profiles in eating disorders: family functioning and psychopathology

Family profiles in eating disorders: family functioning and psychopathology

Adolescent Internet Abuse: A Study on the Role of Attachment to Parents and Peers in a Large Community Sample

Eating Disorders and Female Sexuality: Current Evidence-base and Future Implications

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