One Main Difference Between Early-Onset and Late-Onset Binge Eating Disorder

question 29

Multiple Choice

One main difference between early-onset and late-onset binge Eating disorder (BED) is that ______.

• A) most females have early onset, while most males have late onset
• B) early-onset cases are more likely to be resistant to treatment
• C) dieting tends to come after early-onset cases but to precede binge eating in late-onset cases
• D) Emotion-regulation is a larger factor in late onset cases

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