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Eating Disorder Recovery Self-Efficacy Questionnaire

Authors

Angela Marinilli Pinto, Leslie J. Heinberg, Janelle W. Coughlin, Joseph L. Fava, Angela S. Guarda (2008)

The EDRSQ is a self-report questionnaire designed to assess self-efficacy in individuals recovering from eating disorders. It measures confidence in engaging in normative eating behaviors and maintaining a realistic body image.

What this tool is good for:

This tool is useful for evaluating an individual's confidence in their ability to recover from eating disorders, which can predict treatment outcomes and guide therapeutic interventions.

Type of tool

Mechanisms/Processes

Specific gender

Female

Age validated for use with

Adults (18+ years)

Eating disorders

General

Evaluates

Change in symptoms, Self-acceptance, Eating attitudes, Body shape attitudes

Delivery Setting

Self-report

Number of Questions

23

Specific Populations

Individuals diagnosed with Eating Disorders

Approximate administration time:

10-15-minutes

Languages

English, French

Notes

EDRSQ is available as an appendix in the primary publication

Type of tool

Mechanisms/Processes

Specific gender

Female

Age validated for use with

Adults (18+ years)

Eating disorders

General

Evaluates

Change in symptoms, Self-acceptance, Eating attitudes, Body shape attitudes

Delivery Setting

Self-report

Number of Questions

23

Specific Populations

Individuals diagnosed with Eating Disorders

Approximate administration time:

10-15-minutes

Languages

English, French

Notes

EDRSQ is available as an appendix in the primary publication