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A Glance in the Cognitive Mirror: Validation of an Interpretation Bias Task for Body Dissatisfaction
Interpretation biases (IBs) are thought to play a central role in body dissatisfaction (BD) and eating disorder (ED) psychopathology, yet validated assessment tools are limited. This study validated a newly developed German scenario based task (Body Dissatisfaction Interpretation Task; BDIT) designe
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