Eating disorder subtypes differ in their rates of psychosocial improvement over treatment

Table 1 Zero-order correlations between study variables at baseline

	EDE-Q Global	EDE-Q Restraint	EDE-Q Weight	EDE-Q Shape	EDE-Q Eating	Shame	Safeness	Self-Compassion	RSS
EDE-Q global	--	.86^a***	.91^a***	.91^a***	.90 ^a***	.67^b***	-.49^c***	-.45^b***	-.26^c*
EDE-Q restraint		--	.68 ^a***	.69 ^a***	.71^a***	.52^b***	-.40^c***	-.29^b*	-.26^c*
EDE-Q weight			--	.83^a ***	.75^a***	.60^b***	-.40^c***	-.43^b***	-.24^c*
EDE-Q shape				--	.76^a***	.62^b***	-.44^c***	-.43^b***	-.21^c
EDE-Q eating					--	.64^b***	-.49^c***	-.47^b ***	-.22^c
Shame						--	-.62 ^c ***	-.52^d***	-.24^c*
Social safeness							--	.61 ^c ***	.63 ^c***
Self-compassion								--	.34^c***
RSS									--

^an = 89; ^bn = 87; ^cn = 76; ^dn = 75.
Note. EDE-Q, eating disorders examination questionnaire. RSS, received social support.
*p < .05; ***p < .001.

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