Core Beliefs in Eating Disorders

About this study

We are currently recruiting for a study that aims to validate a theoretical model outlining the way people’s core beliefs about themselves influence the development and maintenance of disordered eating behaviours. We are seeking to validate this model in a sample of international individuals who have a current eating disorder diagnosis.

Research TeamAmaani Hatoum (PhD Candidate), Associate Professor Maree Abbott, Dr Amy Burton and Professor Stephen Touyz
InstitutionThe University of Sydney
Websitehttps://sydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_etWRURvg1wGU3Km
Ethics Approval NumberHREC No: 2022/856
Funding SourceN/A
Project Start Date4 July 2024
Project End Date4 July 2025
ParticipantsSample of international individuals who have a current eating disorder diagnosis (18+, Fluent in English)
What is InvolvedThis study is anonymous and involves filling out a series of questionnaires online and will take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
LocationOnline
Contact Details

Amaani Hatoum: amaani.hatoum@sydney.edu.au

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