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See Latest ArticlesTrait-defined eating-disorder subtypes and history of childhood abuse
International Journal of Eating Disorders, 06/24/09
Steiger H et al. - Observed associations between different forms of childhood abuse and trait-defined ED variants help inform models on the development of eating disorders and of psychopathological traits that often accompany them.
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