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Do Emotional Eating Urges Regulate Affect? Concurrent and Prospective Associations and Implications for Risk Models of Binge Eating

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Do Emotional Eating Urges Regulate Affect? Concurrent and Prospective Associations and Implications for Risk Models of Binge Eating

Auteurs : Alissa A. Haedt-Matt ; Pamela K. Keel ; Sarah E. Racine ; S. Alexandra Burt [États-Unis] ; Jean Yueqin Hu ; Steven Boker ; Michael Neale ; Kelly L. Klump [États-Unis]

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The International journal of eating disorders [ 0276-3478 ] ; 2014.

RBID : PMC:4099307

Abstract

Objective

Emotional eating (EE) reflects an urge to eat in response to emotional rather than physical cues and is a risk factor for the development of binge eating. EE has been conceptualized as an attempt to regulate negative affect (NA), a posited maintenance factor for binge eating. However, no study has examined whether EE urges regulate affect. Further, no studies have examined longitudinal associations between EE urges and positive affect (PA).

Method

We examined within-subject longitudinal associations between affect and EE urges in a community-based sample of female twins (mean age=17.8 years). Participants (N=239) completed ratings of affect and EE urges for 45 consecutive days.

Results

Greater NA was concurrently associated with greater EE urges. Additionally, greater EE urges predicted worse NA for both concurrent and prospective (next-day) analyses. Finally, lower PA was associated with greater EE urges in concurrent analyses, but there were no prospective associations between changes in PA and EE urges.

Discussion

EE urges do not appear to effectively regulate affect. EE urges in a community-based sample appears to have the same functional relationship with affect as binge eating in clinical samples, further supporting EE as a useful dimensional construct for examining processes related to binge eating.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4099307

DOI: 10.1002/eat.22247
PubMed: 24431328
PubMed Central: 4099307

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<p id="P1">Emotional eating (EE) reflects an urge to eat in response to emotional rather than physical cues and is a risk factor for the development of binge eating. EE has been conceptualized as an attempt to regulate negative affect (NA), a posited maintenance factor for binge eating. However, no study has examined whether EE urges regulate affect. Further, no studies have examined longitudinal associations between EE urges and positive affect (PA).</p>
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<p id="P2">We examined within-subject longitudinal associations between affect and EE urges in a community-based sample of female twins (mean age=17.8 years). Participants (<italic>N</italic>
=239) completed ratings of affect and EE urges for 45 consecutive days.</p>
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<p id="P3">Greater NA was concurrently associated with greater EE urges. Additionally, greater EE urges predicted <italic>worse</italic>
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<p id="P4">EE urges do not appear to effectively regulate affect. EE urges in a community-based sample appears to have the same functional relationship with affect as binge eating in clinical samples, further supporting EE as a useful dimensional construct for examining processes related to binge eating.</p>
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