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Eating Disorders: Anorexia - Techniques for Treating Teens Afraid to Eat

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Questions:
1. What are three components of narrative therapy as it relates to anorexia?
2. What are social implications related to anorexia nervosa?
3. What are three aspects of early development in clients diagnosed with anorexia nervosa?
4. What are four similarities between anorexic and phobic clients?
5. What are the four stages of the progression of the disorder?
6. What are three concepts of obsession in anorexic clients?

Answers:
A. Achievement; security-compulsion; assertiveness; and pseudo-identity.
B. Mental distortions; stress; destructive emotions; and rituals.
C. Creating a story; opening the thought window; and anorexia as a con-man.
D. Obsessional behaviors; abbreviations; and internal withdrawal.
E. Prematurely matured; identity development; and parental messages.
F. Economic demographics; the diet fad; and conflicting media images.

Questions:
7. What are four family factors that influence the development of Anorexia Nervosa?
8. Why may a woman with Anorexia Nervosa be more vulnerable to external media messages about beauty and successfulness?
9. According to Wechselblatt's study, what are two personality characteristics related to Anorexia Nervosa?

Answers:
A. Emotional role reversal, Triangulation, a sense of inconsistent specialness, and a belief that some emotions are dangerous.
B. Two vulnerable personality characteristics are compliance and perfectionism.
C. The long-term experiences of starvation involves the dieter in a system in which she becomes unable to read internal body signals such as hunger. Because she is unable to assess her internal condition, she relies on external messages.

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