The overarching objective of the current proposal is to examine the feasibility of applying a generalization of conditioned fear-potentiated startle paradigm, which has been used successfully to measure the sensitivity of fear networks in anxiety disorders, to adults with anorexia nervosa. The specific aim will be to examine whether conditioned-fear generalization gradients in anorexia nervosa participants differ from those in healthy controls. It is hypothesized that anorexia nervosa participants will display stronger generalization as indicated by less quadratic generalization gradients (i.e., a more gradual decline in conditioned fear as the generalization stimuli deviate from the conditioned fearful stimuli), which is indicative of a heightened sensitivity, or lower thresholds of activation, in the fear circuit (i.e., less danger information necessary to trigger the fear).