The current study examines whether autonomy-supportive and controlling parenting are related to the presence/absence of binge-eating/purging behavior and/or non-suicidal self-injury in adolescents with an eating disorder (ED). Fifty-three ED patients completed validated questionnaires assessing perceived maternal and paternal autonomy-supportive and psychologically controlling parenting. A total of 53 mothers and 37 fathers also completed these questionnaires. All patients completed the Self-Injury Questionnaire-Treatment Related to assess non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI). Results showed that patients with binge-eating purging behaviors experienced more maternal psychological control compared to restrictive patients independently of the presence of NSSI. Paternal psychological control or autonomy support did not differ as a function of ED subtype and presence/absence of NSSI. These results suggest that especially mothers of patients engaging in binge-eating/purging behaviors could benefit from family inter...

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进食障碍患者是否有暴饮暴食和非自杀性自残行为的父母自主支持和心理控制

当前的研究检查了在饮食失调（ED）青少年中是否有自主支持和控制性养育与是否存在暴饮暴食/饮食行为和/或非自杀性自残有关。53例ED患者完成了经验证的问卷，以评估感知的母亲和父亲的自主性支持以及心理控制的父母。共有53位母亲和37位父亲也填写了这些问卷。所有患者均完成了有关自残问卷的评估，以评估非自杀性自残（NSSI）。结果表明，与限制性患者相比，暴饮暴食行为患者的母体心理控制更多，而与NSSI无关。父亲的心理控制或自主支持与ED亚型和是否存在NSSI无关。这些结果表明，尤其是那些进行暴饮暴食/性行为的患者的母亲可以从家庭间的互助中受益。