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My colleagues at Dartmouth College and I are working on a systematic review and meta-analysis of the literature examining momentary relationships between enhanced cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT-E) factors and eating disorder behaviors in clinical eating disorder populations using ecological momentary assessment.
We are currently looking for unpublished empirical studies (including dissertations, theses, conference presentations, etc.). Eligibility criteria include:
• Study enrolled a clinical eating disorder population
• Study used ecological momentary assessment to measure at least one CBT-E factor (dietary restraint/restriction, shape and weight concerns, binge eating, extreme weight control behaviors, low weight, affect, perfectionism, self-esteem, or interpersonal problems) and at least one eating disorder behavior (dietary restriction, binge eating, extreme weight control behaviors) for at least 7 days
• Study examined prospective, within-person associations between CBT-E factor (independent variable) and eating disorder behavior (dependent variable)
We are also interested in the following clinical and demographic information about the study sample (if available):
• Sample size, diagnosis
• Age
• Sex
• Gender
• Race
• Ethnicity
• Socioeconomic status (education, employment status, occupation, income, etc.)
• Body mass index
If you have unpublished findings that you believe meet the above criteria, please email Emily Presseller at Emily.k.presseller@dartmouth.edu by May 15, 2026.
Thank you!
Emily Presseller
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Emily Presseller
Assistant Professor
Dartmouth College
(203) 974-2949
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