People with anorexia nervosa may develop elaborate food rituals as part of an array of obsessive behaviors associated with the disorder. Another example of an obsessive behavior in someone with anorexia nervosa is
A. weighing him- or herself only one time each month.
B. keeping detailed daily food and exercise logs.
C. restricting exercise to only one time each month.
D. forcing him- or herself to not think about food or weight throughout the day.
Question 2
When a person with anorexia sees herself in a mirror, she experiences a distorted self-perception. This means
A. that she perceives that she is overweight no matter how thin she actually is.
B. that her body appears taller than it actually is.
C. that her body appears thinner than it actually is.
D. that she believes she is looking at someone else.
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