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Binge eating is not yet officially classified as a psychiatric disorder. But it may be more common than anorexia and
bulimia. __36__ all three eating disorders appear in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders,
binge eating disorder is not considered a definitive diagnosis like anorexia and bulimia. The __37__ study of eating disorders was published by Harvard researchers in the journal Biological Psychiatry. It found__ 38__ in the general population of 0.6 percent for anorexia, 1 percent for bulimia, and 2.8 percent for binge-eating disorder. The survey was carried out from 2001 to 2003 among adults 18 and older. Eating disorders are commonly accompanied by other psychiatric illnesses. In the survey, more than half of the people with bulimia had major depression and 50 percent
had phobias. __39__ , more than 94 percent of people with bulimia, 56 percent of those with anorexia, and 79
percent of those with binge-eating disorder had at least one other psychiatric diagnosis. Dr. Hudson said the most
significant limitation of the study was its basis on self-reports, explaining that people tend to __40__ their problems with eating disorders. So the true occurrence, he said, is probably higher than the statistics. 【題組】39 (A) Over all (B) After all (C) Honestly speaking (D) To a certain degree
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