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What do anorexia nervosa and bulimia have in common? Select all that apply. A genetic link may exist influencing the predisposition to developing these eating disorders. Repeated engagement in inappropriate compensatory/maladaptive behaviors, such as purging. Self-evaluation is excessively influenced by body weight/shape. Eating behaviors become associated with a sense of control over personal life. High risk of abusing alcohol and drugs.

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          What do anorexia nervosa and bulimia have in common? Select all that apply.
A genetic link may exist influencing the predisposition to developing these eating disorders.
Repeated engagement in inappropriate compensatory/maladaptive behaviors, such as purging.
Self-evaluation is excessively influenced by body weight/shape.
Eating behaviors become associated with a sense of control over personal life.
High risk of abusing alcohol and drugs.

what do anorexia nervosa and bulimia have in common select all that apply a genetic link may exist influencing the predisposition to developing these eating disorders repeated engagement in 03878

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What do anorexia nervosa and bulimia have in common? Select all that apply. A genetic link may exist influencing the predisposition to developing these eating disorders. Repeated engagement in inappropriate compensatory/maladaptive behaviors, such as purging. Self-evaluation is excessively influenced by body weight/shape. Eating behaviors become associated with a sense of control over personal life. High risk of abusing alcohol and drugs.