The Components of the Schematic of Cognitive-Behavioural Theory of Bulimia

question 192

Multiple Choice

The components of the schematic of cognitive-behavioural theory of bulimia nervosa follow this order:

• A)Low self-esteem/high negative affect; dieting to feel better about oneself; very restricted food intake; diet is broken; binge; compensatory behaviour (vomiting)to reduce fear of weight gain
• B)Dieting to feel better about oneself; very restricted food intake; diet is broken; binge; compensatory behaviour (vomiting)to reduce fear of weight gain; low self-esteem/high negative affect
• C)Dieting to feel better about oneself; very restricted food intake; diet is broken; low self-esteem/high negative affect; binge; compensatory behaviour (vomiting)to reduce fear of weight gain
• D)Dieting to feel better about oneself; low self-esteem/high negative affect; very restricted food intake; diet is broken; binge; compensatory behaviour (vomiting)to reduce fear of weight gain

Identify and explain the principles of sustainable procurement.

Recognize practices and policies that may affect fair and free market operations.

Understand the purchasing function and stages in organizations.

Describe the impact of electronic data interchange in supply chains.

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Definitions:

Main Effect

The direct impact of an independent variable on a dependent variable in an experimental design, ignoring interaction effects.

Factor A

A term used in experimental design and analysis to denote one of potentially several independent variables being studied for its impact on a dependent variable.

Null Hypothesis

A statement in statistical analysis that proposes there is no significant difference or effect, intended to be tested against an alternative hypothesis.