Restrained Eating
Psychiatric Clinics of North AmericaPublished 1 December 1978
C. Peter Herman
Citations92
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Hyperemotionality in dieters and obese persons appears to be a consequence of dieting rather than obesity per se. Dieting is a stressor, a source of frustration, and a drain on one's coping resources.
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