Subjective incompetence as a predictor of treatment outcomes in eating disorder outpatients

Eating disorder (ED) patients are frequently characterized by feelings of inefficacy. The aims of the present study were to investigate subjective incompetence and whether its early modification in therapy is associated with treatment response in terms of both psychological distress and well-being. Sixty female ED outpatients undergoing cognitive-behaviorally-based treatment integrated with nutritional rehabilitation were evaluated using:...