@entity2205 Making Task Performance in Inpatients with XXXX .

@entity2205 @entity1278 @entity1279
UNASSIGNED: Set-shifting inefficiencies have been consistently identified in adults with @entity1278 ( @entity1278 ). It is less clear to what degree similar inefficiencies are present in those with @entity1279 ( @entity1279 ). It is also unknown whether perfectionism is related to set-shifting performance. We employed a commonly used set-shifting measure, the @entity2205 Making Test (TMT), to compare the performance of inpatients with @entity1278 and @entity1279 with a healthy control sample. We also investigated whether perfectionism predicted TMT scores. Only the @entity1279 sample showed significantly suboptimal performance, while the @entity1278 sample was indistinguishable from controls on all measures. There were no differences between the @entity1278 subtypes (restrictive or binge/purge), but group sizes were small. Higher personal standards perfectionism was associated with better TMT scores across groups. Higher concern over mistakes perfectionism predicted better accuracy in the @entity1279 sample. Further research into the set-shifting profile of individuals with @entity1279 or binge/purge behaviours is needed. Copyright    2015 John Wiley _ Sons, Ltd and Eating Disorders Association.
