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Repetitive negative thinking is associated with impaired verbal learning but not executive functioning in individuals with eating disorders
Tulsa 1000 Investigators
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Executive Function
100%
Eating Disorders
100%
Verbal Learning
100%
Repetitive Negative Thinking
100%
Tulsa
14%
Learning Memory
14%
Predictors of Disability
14%
Major Depressive Disorder
7%
Cognitive Performance
7%
Cognitive Functioning
7%
Cognitive Ability
7%
Disordered Eating
7%
Potential Moderators
7%
Depression Severity
7%
Cognitive Dysfunction
7%
Best Predictor
7%
Negative Cognitions
7%
Propensity Matching
7%
Comorbid Depression
7%
Linear Regression Analysis
7%
Mechanistic Relationship
7%
Differential Association
7%
Executive Learning
7%
Learning-memory Ability
7%
Ruminative Response Scale
7%
Psychology
Eating Disorder
100%
Negative Thinking
100%
Depression
7%
Executive Functions
7%
Cognitive Function
7%
Cognitive Functioning
7%
Linear Regression
7%
Cognitive Performance
7%
Depression
7%
Learning and Memory
7%