International Journal of Psychology and Psychological Therapy

Anorexia por Actividad: Una Revisión Teórica y Experimental [Activity-induced Anorexia: a Theoretical and Experimental Review]

Volume 2 Num. 2 - December 2002 - Pages 131-145

Authors:

María Teresa Gutiérrez Domínguez and Ricardo Pellón , ,

Abstract:

In the present study, we describe the phenomenon of the activity anorexia in rats. The procedures that have been used for in this experimental study in the laboratory are revised, as well as the main factors that influence its development. The most relevant theories that have tried to explain the origin of this behaviour are also presented. Lastly, we propose a thesis that links activity anorexia to other patterns of adjunctive behavior, that serves like a framework to guide the future experimental work.

Key words:

Activity anorexia, Adjunctive behavior, Activity like reinforcement, Rats, Humans

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