Cognitive Flexibility and Clinical Severity in Eating Disorders
Kate TchanturiaAmy HarrisonHelen DaviesMarion RobertsAnna OldershawMichiko NakazatoDaniel StåhlRobin G. MorrisUlrike SchmidtJanet Treasure
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These findings confirm that patients with AN have poor cognitive flexibility. Severity of illness measured by length of illness does not fully explain the lack of flexibility and supports the trait nature of inflexibility in people with AN.
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