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Autonomous and controlled motivation for eating disorders treatment: Baseline predictors and relationship to treatment outcome

Carter et al., 2015

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12618712294038297249
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Carter J
Kelly A
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British Journal of Clinical Psychology

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Objective This study aimed to identify baseline predictors of autonomous and controlled motivation for treatment (ACMT) in a transdiagnostic eating disorder sample, and to examine whether ACMT at baseline predicted change in eating disorder psychopathology during …
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