Intermittent fasting has grown in popularity over the past several years. However, intermittent
fasting has also been shown to relate to eating disorder behaviors and psychopathology, yet …

Purpose Mental health problems among university students have been reported to be
significantly increasing and suggested to be associated with college drop-out. Body …

Background “Cheat meals”, described as brief eating episodes that depart from established
dietary practices to consume prohibited foods, represent a novel and increasingly common …

Compulsive exercise (CE) is a core symptom of eating disorders (EDs) that is common in
undergraduate men and women. Importantly, CE is a multidimensional construct, and …

Purpose Motivations underlying exercise may contribute to the extent to which exercise is
maladaptive, independent of exercise frequency. Extrinsic and intrinsic exercise motivation …

This study aimed to describe the frequency of dieting practices among adolescents and
young adults in Canada, as well as determine the association between dieting and eating …

Objective Research suggests that both compulsive exercise and eating disordered
behaviors increase during college. Despite strong cross‐sectional associations between …

Objective The current study investigated the interrelationships between effortless
perfectionism (a desire to appear perfect without outward displays of effort) and body …

Background Obligatory exercise has been shown to have negative physical and mental
effects on exercisers and is more prevalent among young people. However, there is limited …

Objectives Self-compassion, defined as the ability to be accepting and loving towards
oneself, has been identified as a potential protective factor against the development of body …