Research on ED–OCD relations has no

Research on ED–OCD relations has not only provided
interesting insights, but also presents important limita-
tions. One is a lack of specificity in comparisons. That is,
much of this research relies on comparisons between a
targeted patient group and healthy controls. For example,
it has been shown that individuals with ED score higher
than controls on OCD measures (e.g., Morgan, Wolfe,
Metzger, & Jimerson, 2007), although this finding is not
invariant (e.g., Joffe & Swinson, 1987). At face value this
finding might suggest an association between these
conditions; namely, that individuals with ED show
elevated OCD symptomatology. With such a design,
however, it is unclear whether those findings reflect a
specific ED–OCD relation or simply an artifact of compar-
ing disordered and non-disordered groups on a measure of
psychopathology. For example, individuals with ED also
tend to show symptoms of non-OCD anxiety disorders
(e.g., panic, social anxiety) and depression (Godart et al.,
2006). To assess possibility of specific ED–OCD relations, as
opposed to the nonspecific finding that individuals with ED
show additional symptoms characteristic of other DSM
disorders, comparisons between individuals with ED and
non-clinical controls are not optimal.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Research on ED-OCD relations has not only provided
interesting insights, but also presents important limita-tions
. One is a lack of specificity in comparisons. That is,
much of this research relies on comparisons between a
targeted patient group and healthy controls. For example,
it has been shown that individuals with ED score higher than controls on OCD
measures (e.g., Morgan, Wolfe,
Metzger, & Jimerson, 2007), although this finding is not
invariant (e.g., Joffe & Swinson, 1987). At face value this
finding might suggest an association between these
conditions; namely, that individuals with the ED show
elevated OCD symptomatology. With such a design,
however, it is unclear whether those findings reflect specific ED-a
OCD relation or simply an artifact of compar-
ing disordered and non-disordered groups on a measure of
psychopathology. For example, individuals with ED also
tend to show symptoms of non-OCD anxiety disorders
(e.g., panic, social anxiety) and depression (Godart et al. 2006,
). To assess possibility of specific ED-OCD relations, as opposed to the
nonspecific finding that individuals with ED
show additional symptoms characteristic of other DSM
disorders, comparisons between individuals with ED and
non-clinical controls are not optimal.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Research on ED-OCD Relations has not Provided Only
interesting insights, but Also presents Important limita-
tions. One is a lack of specificity in comparisons. That is,
much of this research relies on Comparisons Between A
targeted Patient Group and healthy controls. For example,
it has Been Shown That Individuals with ED Score higher
than controls on OCD Measures (EG, Morgan, Wolfe,
Metzger, & Jimerson, 2007), Although this finding is not
invariant (EG, Joffe & Swinson, 1987). At face value this
finding might Suggest an Association Between These
Conditions; namely, That Individuals with ED Show
elevated OCD symptomatology. With such A design,
however the, it is unclear Whether Those Findings Reflect A
specific ED-OCD relation or simply an Artifact of Compar-
ing disordered and non-disordered groups on A measure of
Psychopathology. For example, Individuals with ED Also
tend to Show symptoms of non-OCD Anxiety disorders
(EG, Panic, Anxiety social) and Depression (Godart et al.,
2006). Possibility to ASSESS of specific ED-OCD Relations, as
Opposed to the nonspecific finding That Individuals with ED
Show additional Characteristic symptoms of Other DSM
disorders, Comparisons Between Individuals with ED and
non-clinical controls are not OPTIMAL.

Результаты (английский) 3:

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