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Emma has been diagnosed with an eating disorder, but she's not very motivated to seek or maintain treatment for it. She likes the positive reinforcement she receives from friends who remark, "You're so thin!" and "You look great; you're an inspiration." What kind of cause is contributing to Emma's disorder?

▸ Predisposing cause

▸ Perpetuating cause

▸ Primary cause

▸ Precipitating cause
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