Relationship Quality in Anorexia Nervosa

About this study

Research Team

Ms Indigo Erez, Professor Peter Enticott, Professor Matthew Fuller-Tyszkiewicz, and Dr Melissa Kirkovski

Institution

Deakin University

Ethics Approval Number

2023-275

Funding Source

Nill

Project Start Date

1 January 2024

Project End Date

31 December 2024

Participants

individuals aged 18-30. We are looking for people with a diagnosis of anorexia nervosa, people who have previously lived with anorexia nervosa but have recovered, and people who have never experienced anorexia nervosa.

What is Involved

Participants required to fill out some surveys online and then complete an online task where they identify emotions from facial expressions. The survey only takes up to an hour (most people finish it in a shorter time frame).

Ethics Approval Number

2023-275

Location

Online

Contact Details

indigo.emmy.erez@gmail.com

I am currently recruiting for a study investigating relationship quality in anorexia nervosa. We are specifically trying to understand the role of empathy in these relationships and how deficits in this area might lessen the effectiveness of the treatments we use for anorexia nervosa.


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