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The Impact of Gastric State on Perceptual and Attitudinal Body Image Dimensions and Their Moderation by Eating Pathology
Body image encompasses cognitive-affective attitudes and explicit and implicit body size perceptions. Although interoception is implicated in eating pathology, evidence directly linking gastrointestinal states to body image remains limited by caloric confounds, a dearth of research using perceptual
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