ATTITUDES TOWARD BULIMIC BEHAVIORS IN TWO GENERATIONS: THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE, BODY MASS, GENDER, AND BULIMIC SYMPTOMATOLOGY
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VANDER WAL, J.S., THELEN, M.H., ATTITUDES TOWARD BULIMIC BEHAVIORS IN TWO GENERATIONS: THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE, BODY MASS, GENDER, AND BULIMIC SYMPTOMATOLOGY. Addictive Behaviors, Vol. 22, no. 4 (1997), p. 491-507.
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Actitudes sociales, Alteraciones de la conducta alimentaria, Bulimia, Educación superior, Estudiantes, Género, Información
Actitudes sociales, Alteraciones de la conducta alimentaria, Bulimia, Educación superior, Estudiantes, Género, Información
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