Risk and Resilience in Eating Disorders: Differentiating Pathways Among Psychosocial Predictors

This study explores the nuances of eating disorders’ etiology in a large Hispanic sample, demonstrating differential risk and resilience pathways among psychosocial factors (i.e., perfectionism, emotion dysregulation, anxiety sensitivity, and body dissatisfaction) and eating behaviors/cognitions. Findings are crucial for creating more effective transdiagnostic prevention and intervention strategies for eating disorders.