1970
DOI: 10.1097/00006842-197003000-00006
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The Mother-Daughter Relationship in Anorexia Nervosa

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“…Whilst much theory and research has concentrated on mother‐daughter interactions (e.g. Ehrensing & Weitzman, 1970; Pike & Rodin, 1991), more recent evidence indicates that the father‐daughter relationship plays a significant role in eating disorder development and maintenance (e.g. Meyer & Gillings, 2004; Wonderlich, Ukestad, & Perzacki, 1994).…”
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“…Whilst much theory and research has concentrated on mother‐daughter interactions (e.g. Ehrensing & Weitzman, 1970; Pike & Rodin, 1991), more recent evidence indicates that the father‐daughter relationship plays a significant role in eating disorder development and maintenance (e.g. Meyer & Gillings, 2004; Wonderlich, Ukestad, & Perzacki, 1994).…”
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“…More recent models have been derived from object relations theory and have emphasized ego-structural deficits which interfere with separation, individuation and autonomous functioning (Goodsitt, 1969(Goodsitt, , 1977Sours, 1969;Ehrensing and Weitzman, 1970;Story, 1976;Masterson, 1977;Selvini-Palazzoli, 1978). Based on this viewpoint, Bruch (1973) has described a "fact-finding" relationship psychotherapy which emphasizes the development of trust.…”
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“…A meta-analysis revealed that being victimized by bullying and teasing is a risk factor that contributed to eating disorders ( 29 , 30 ); hence, the patient was likely to develop anorexia nervosa by being frequently bullied for her facial scars caused by EDS at elementary school age. In addition, we have to focus on the assumption that her anorexic symptoms in this case could have been influenced by insufficient maternal separation from early childhood, on account of her mother's overprotectiveness and excessive interference driven by her concern for the high risk of trauma associated with EDS ( 31 , 32 ).…”
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