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Afraid of Hunger, Ashamed of Fullness: The Development and Validation of the Negative Appraisal of Gastric Sensations (NAGS) Scale and its association with Disordered Eating

2026-05-02

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<p>Interoceptive dysfunction is central to eating disorders, and emerging evidence indicates that the maladaptive appraisal of gastrointestinal signals predicts pathology better than body-general interoception. However, existing tools do not adequately measure this construct; they conflate sensation intensity with appraisal and assess a limited range of emotional responses, likely due to little input from eating d...

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10.31234/osf.io/jufgk_v1
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