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Does your child or someone you know tend to ... |
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have experienced dramatic weight loss? |
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believe the minimum weight recommended for someone their age and height is too high for them? |
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base their self-worth on weight and body image? |
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frequently make excuses to not eat or skip meals? |
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eat only a few foods (and those tend to be low in fat and calories)? |
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cook meals for others, but not eat the meals themselves? |
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weigh themselves often and overreact to tiny fluctuations in weight? |
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wear baggy clothes or layer clothes hoping to disguise how thin they've become? |
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be obsessed with exercise (for example, they always want to exercise after eating)? |
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look in the mirror a lot and find flaws? |
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avoid social situations where food is available? |
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complain about being overweight, even though they are thin? |
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FEMALES: have missed 3 consecutive menstrual periods? |
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MALES: have decreased sexual drive? |
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Total 'Yes' |
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(out of 13 possible) |
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Interpretation |
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Your answers do not indicate signs of anorexia. See your doctor if you are still concerned you may have an eating disorder. |