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Seeing yourself clearly: Self‐identification of a body image problem in adolescents with an eating disorder

Many adolescents who meet diagnostic criteria for an eating disorder do not self‐identify as having a problem and may consequently be less likely to seek help. Extant research investigating self‐identification has been limited to specific populations (ie, girls meeting criteria for bulimic‐type eating disorders). This study investigated how self‐identification varied across sex, eating disorder diagnoses, and the presence of extreme eating behaviours, and how self‐identification was related to help‐seeking in adolescents.