The Hypothesis That Compares Bulimia to a Drug Addiction

question 168

Multiple Choice

The hypothesis that compares bulimia to a drug addiction

• A) was popular for a time in the 1960s, but it is no longer taken seriously by researchers.
• B) is supported by the fact that the majority of bulimics are also drug addicts.
• C) explains why the cycles of abstention followed by overeating can become addicting.
• D) has not been supported by any research evidence.

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