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АДАПТАЦИЯ РУССКОЯЗЫЧНОЙ ВЕРСИИ ОПРОСНИКА "МЫСЛИ И ПАТТЕРНЫ ПОВЕДЕНИЯ" ДЛЯ ЛИЦ, СТРАДАЮЩИХ ОЖИРЕНИЕМ
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АДАПТАЦИЯ РУССКОЯЗЫЧНОЙ ВЕРСИИ ОПРОСНИКА "МЫСЛИ И ПАТТЕРНЫ ПОВЕДЕНИЯ" ДЛЯ ЛИЦ, СТРАДАЮЩИХ ОЖИРЕНИЕМ
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АЛЕКСАНДРА АНЫКИНА  T. Rebeko
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The adaptation of “Thoughts and Behavioral questionnaire” by M. Cooper, G. Todd, R. Woolrich which is used for food behavior disorder diagnosis on Russian-Language sample is presented. The adapted version of the questionnaire satisfying the requirements of psychometric standarts is obtained. The structure of Russion-version questionnaire has been analyzed by means of factor analysis. 9-factors structure of the original describing such thoughts and behavioral patterns as: “Negative thoughts”, “Positive thoughts”, “Permissive thoughts”, “Diet”, “Overeating”, “Clothes”, “Weight and shape”, “Food-connected behavior”, “Food usageprocess” hasbeed reproduced. Cognitive and behavioral peculiarities of women suffering with food behavior disorder dueto overeationg (n = 66, mean weight – 87.5 kg) are revealed; the comparison with women without any problemswith excess weight (n = 39, mean weight 59.0 kg) is done. The results of the conducted procedures reveal thatRussian-language version of the qiestionnaire is valid, reliable and can be used for research purposes and inpractice as well.
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models of eating behavior, compulsive eating behavior, obesity, affective, regulative and communicative aspects of eating behavior, cognitive and behavior characteristics, psychometrics.
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01.01.2009
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