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Learned industriousness as a translational mechanism in anorexia nervosa

2021-09-25

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<p>Researchers have long grappled to understand the persistence of behaviors that are non-hedonic and, ostensibly, aversive. At times, such behaviors are taken to excess in the form of psychopathology. Anorexia nervosa characterizes a prototype of a disorder in which behaviors that most people find unpleasant (e.g., restrictive eating, excessive exercise) are repeatedly performed, despite significant personal cost...

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10.31234/osf.io/26ep9
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