A person with an eating disorder is likely to think about food
A. only when it's time for a food ritual.
B. all the time.
C. only around the holidays.
D. when and if the new food is introduced.
Q. 2Children in enmeshed family environments often feel
A. that food is the only element of their life they can control.
B. acceptance from their parents.
C. independent and freethinking.
D. safe and protected.
Q. 3Eating disorders are most likely to develop in cultures where
A. food is abundant and fatness is appreciated.
B. food is abundant and thinness is valued.
C. food is abundant and healthy body weights are appreciated.
Q. 4Muscle dysmorphia and anorexia are similar because both may include
A. excessive exercise.
B. food rituals.
C. low self-esteem.
D. All of the above
Q. 5Irrational fear or avoidance of new foods is termed
A. food dislike.
B. dietary confusion.
C. food neophobia.
D. bingeing.
Q. 6Which of the following is not a sign or symptom of night eating syndrome?
A. Waking during the night and needing to eat before falling back to sleep
B. Consuming more than half of one's daily calories before dinner
C. Not feeling hungry for the first several hours after waking
D. Nighttime insomnia, accompanied by the urge to eat
Q. 7A restrained eater is someone who
A. restricts the amount of calories consumed in a binge.
B. avoids consuming food for long periods of time between binges.
C. uses a food ritual of restraints while eating.
D. fluctuates between non-disordered eating behaviors and disordered eating behaviors.
Q. 8Health risks associated with binge-eating disorder include
A. diminished bone mass.
B. dehydration and electrolyte imbalance.
C. increased risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes.
D. caloric insufficiency.
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