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Depressive symptoms predicted future increases in bulimic symptoms, and bulimic symptoms likewise predicted increases in depressive symptoms, controlling for earlier levels of symptoms for each outcome.
As these studies suggest, there may be reciprocal relations among depressive and bulimic symptoms, and recent research has attempted to explore this possibility. Two studies have found that earlier levels of eating pathology predicted future increases in depressive symptoms, whereas the reverse relationship was supported in one study (Stice et al., 2004) but not the other (Marmorstein von ...
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Depressive symptoms predicted future increases in bulimic symptoms, and bulimic symptoms likewise predicted increases in depressive symptoms, controlling for earlier levels of symptoms for each outcome.
As these studies suggest, there may be reciprocal relations among depressive and bulimic symptoms, and recent research has attempted to explore this possibility. Two studies have found that earlier levels of eating pathology predicted future increases in depressive symptoms, whereas the reverse relationship was supported in one study (Stice et al., 2004) but not the other (Marmorstein von Ranson, Iacono, & Malone, 2008).
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3398979/