Our eating habits are generally related to our psychology. The number of people who gain unhealthy weight is increasing day by day. This is due to the fact that people who have had bad times psychologically eat more. Obviously, this could change people to people. When they are dejected, some people aren't eat something and some of them eat more than their average. This situation raises some psychological diseases like ''Eating Disorders''. Increases in diets have generally occurred due to these and similar psychological disorders. The people who are dejected is eats a lot or eat nothing. Gaining weight or losing weight is not that matter, the result is the same. It is an eating disorder either. Due to this reason, the person who never eats ...
Eating disorders are an increasingly common problem affecting younger people. These areof different ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Dept. of Clinical and Social Sciences in Psychology, 2011....
Does it matter what we eat for our mental health? Accumulating data suggests that this may indeed be...
Our eating habits are linked to our psychological state. It is seen that people who eat a lot of foo...
Food is closely related with emotion. It often provides comfort and satisfaction. Some individuals c...
Nutrition: It is a type of behavior that should be done consciously to take the nutrients needed by ...
Nutrition: It is a type of behavior that should be done consciously to take the nutrients needed by ...
Nutrition: It is a type of behavior that should be done consciously to take the nutrients needed by ...
There are 3 motivations for studying the psychological correlates of habitual diet. First, diet is a...
This chapter provides an overview of the main and most consistently reported psychological factors t...
Eating disorders are a complex phenomenon, which has a negative effect on many areas of individual's...
Both depression and anxiety are among the most prevalent mental health illnesses in the world, and a...
• Voluntary weight loss in obese patients consistently reduces negative emotions such as depression ...
Background: Variations in mental health may contribute to or impair healthy eating. The relation bet...
ating is controlled by many factors, including appetite, food availability, family, peer, and cultur...
Eating disorders are an increasingly common problem affecting younger people. These areof different ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Dept. of Clinical and Social Sciences in Psychology, 2011....
Does it matter what we eat for our mental health? Accumulating data suggests that this may indeed be...
Our eating habits are linked to our psychological state. It is seen that people who eat a lot of foo...
Food is closely related with emotion. It often provides comfort and satisfaction. Some individuals c...
Nutrition: It is a type of behavior that should be done consciously to take the nutrients needed by ...
Nutrition: It is a type of behavior that should be done consciously to take the nutrients needed by ...
Nutrition: It is a type of behavior that should be done consciously to take the nutrients needed by ...
There are 3 motivations for studying the psychological correlates of habitual diet. First, diet is a...
This chapter provides an overview of the main and most consistently reported psychological factors t...
Eating disorders are a complex phenomenon, which has a negative effect on many areas of individual's...
Both depression and anxiety are among the most prevalent mental health illnesses in the world, and a...
• Voluntary weight loss in obese patients consistently reduces negative emotions such as depression ...
Background: Variations in mental health may contribute to or impair healthy eating. The relation bet...
ating is controlled by many factors, including appetite, food availability, family, peer, and cultur...
Eating disorders are an increasingly common problem affecting younger people. These areof different ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Dept. of Clinical and Social Sciences in Psychology, 2011....
Does it matter what we eat for our mental health? Accumulating data suggests that this may indeed be...