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You've been given four scenarios to read and we're trying to distinguish between disordered eating and eating disorders.
00:09
And some of the things we're going to look for to help us discriminate is the impact on life, the frequency intensity of behaviors, and overall the complications the behavior is causing.
00:38
These are what kind of tip the behavior over into being something that is disordered to something that is actually considered a psychiatric condition of eating disorders.
00:54
The first example is remy.
00:58
Remy's cut his food intake before his dance audition and now we know that he's continued restricting his intake and his physical stamina has declined over the past four months.
01:11
So i would say in this case you're not going to select remy because we're only looking for disordered eating.
01:17
Remy sounds more like an eating disorder because of the impact on life, the consistency of the behavior, and it's continued.
01:27
And now he has physical impacts from the behavior.
01:32
Greta is an emotional eater.
01:34
When stress of college gets to her, she binges and after a binge she feels ashamed, she makes herself vomit, and this behavior has been going on for at least six months...