ANXIETY, ALEXITHYMIA, AND DEPRESSION AS MEDIATORS OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CHILDHOOD ABUSE AND EATING DISORDER BEHAVIOR IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN-AMERICAN WOMEN

MAZZEO, S.E., MITCHELL, K.S., & WILLIAMS, L.G.. (2008). ANXIETY, ALEXITHYMIA, AND DEPRESSION AS MEDIATORS OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CHILDHOOD ABUSE AND EATING DISORDER BEHAVIOR IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN-AMERICAN WOMEN. PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY, 1(3), 384-395. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/646882/en

MAZZEO S.E., MITCHELL K.S., WILLIAMS L.G.. ANXIETY, ALEXITHYMIA, AND DEPRESSION AS MEDIATORS OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CHILDHOOD ABUSE AND EATING DISORDER BEHAVIOR IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN-AMERICAN WOMEN. PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2008;1(3):384-395. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/646882/en

S.E. MAZZEO, K.S. MITCHELL, and L.G. WILLIAMS, “ANXIETY, ALEXITHYMIA, AND DEPRESSION AS MEDIATORS OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CHILDHOOD ABUSE AND EATING DISORDER BEHAVIOR IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN-AMERICAN WOMEN,” PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY, vol. 1, no. 3, pp. 384–395, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/646882/en