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36. Leslie’s parents raised her with little attention to her needs. Her mother fed her when it was convenient for her schedule, disregarding whether Leslie was hungry or not. Some years later, Leslie developed anorexia. This illustrates which theoretical point of view? A) psychodynamic B) interpersonal C) cognitive-behavioral D) None of the above is correct. 37. Studies of perfectionism in anorexia nervosa indicate that which of the following statements would be most typical of an anorexic? A) “I must complete all my work before I can enjoy a night out.” B) “I can’t stand it when my boyfriend lets me down by not buying me flowers on special occasions. C) “I’ve got to show my teacher that I can meet his goal for me of winning the debate championship.” D) “I can’t possibly be expected to meet the unrealistically high standards that my parents have set for me.” 38. In the cognitive-behavioral view, the non-eating of anorexics is reinforced by A) reducing anxiety about being fat. B) reducing sexual demands from males. C) attention of overly concerned family members. D) increased time and energy for studies. 39. Bingeing in a person with anorexia nervosa is most likely to happen A) after family conflict. B) after a lapse in a strict diet. C) after struggling with the disorder for at least one year. D) None of the above; bingeing appears to happen randomly in anorexia. 40. The cognitive-behavioral view of bulimia suggests that binges result from A) breaking self-rules about dieting. B) ambivalence over social pressure to be thin. C) excessive desire for peer approval. D) not accepting responsibility for actions. Â Â