Different moderators of cognitive-behavioral therapy on subjective and objective @entity6426 in @entity1279 and XXXX : a three-year follow-up study.

@entity1 @entity308 @entity6426 @entity146 @entity1279 @entity5550
BACKGROUND: Different studies considered the mechanisms involved in the maintenance of @entity6426 in @entity1279 ( @entity1279 ) and @entity5550 ( @entity5550 ), suggesting different pathways. The present 3-year follow-up study evaluated the relationships between psychopathological variables, and objective and subjective @entity6426 in the two syndromes. METHODS: 85 @entity1279 and 133 @entity5550 @entity1 were studied. Objective and subjective @entity6426 , and psychopathological data were collected in a face-to-face interview, and by means of different self-reported questionnaires. The same assessment was repeated at baseline (T0), at the end of an individual cognitive-behavioral treatment (T1), and 3 years after the end of treatment (T2). RESULTS: At baseline, @entity1279 and @entity5550 @entity1 showed different emotions associated with @entity6426 : anger/frustration for @entity1279 and @entity308 for @entity5550 @entity1 . Objective @entity6426 frequency reduction across time was associated with lower impulsivity and shape concern in @entity1279 @entity1 , and with lower emotional eating and @entity308 in @entity5550 @entity1 . Lower subjective @entity6426 frequency at baseline predicted recovery, in both @entity1279 and @entity5550 @entity1 . Recovery was associated with lower impulsivity and body shape concern at baseline for @entity1279 @entity1 , and lower @entity308 and emotional eating for @entity5550 @entity1 . CONCLUSIONS: Eating psychopathology, @entity146 comorbidity, impulsivity and emotional eating have a different pattern of association with objective and subjective @entity6426 in @entity1279 and @entity5550 @entity1 , and they act as different moderators of treatment. A different target of intervention for these two syndromes might be taken into account, and subjective @entity6426 deserves an accurate assessment.
