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Title: Endorsement of Binge Eating Symptoms in a Sample of Predominantly Non-Hispanic Black Adolescents.
Authors: Pluhar, Emily I.1,2, Abdullah, Syidah3, Burton, E. Thomaseo3,4
Source: Clinical Pediatrics. Jul2020, Vol. 59 Issue 8, p766-772. 7p.
Subject Terms: *Black people, *Food habits, *Adolescence, Binge-eating disorder, Embarrassment, Guilt (Psychology), Classification of mental disorders, Disease prevalence, Descriptive statistics
Abstract: Binge eating disorder (BED) as well as individual subthreshold binge eating symptoms are related to deleterious physical and socioemotional outcomes among adolescents. The present study examined the prevalence of specific binge eating behaviors among a sample of primarily non-Hispanic Black outpatients presenting to weight management and endocrinology clinics. Analyses are based on 103 adolescents (69.9% female, 66.9% non-Hispanic Black) who endorsed one or more binge eating symptoms on a nonstandardized clinical assessment patterned after Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) criteria. The most commonly endorsed symptom was eating in excess of what is considered normal (71.8%), while least commonly endorsed symptoms included guilt, distress, and embarrassment due to overeating (17.5% to 26.2%). More than half of the participants endorsed multiple specific binge eating symptoms. The level of subthreshold symptomatology reported underscores the importance of developmental and cultural tailoring of prevention and intervention efforts to address these behaviors as a means of curbing clinical-level onset of BED. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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