Welcome to the EAT Lab's ABCT conference page! You may scan QR codes on any poster or talk from the EAT Lab to get directed to this page. To see our work from ABCT last year, scroll down to the ABCT 2019 presentations. Our ABCT 2020 virtual content is now being updated on a regular basis leading up to the conference.
For live updates, follow @uofleatlab on Twitter, and use the hashtag #WhyWeStudyEDs to gain visibility at the virtual conference for the Obesity and Eating Disorder Special Interest Group (Twitter: @ABCT_OED)
Click the PDF below for the FULL SCHEDULE of everything the EAT Lab has planned at ABCT this year!
For live updates, follow @uofleatlab on Twitter, and use the hashtag #WhyWeStudyEDs to gain visibility at the virtual conference for the Obesity and Eating Disorder Special Interest Group (Twitter: @ABCT_OED)
Click the PDF below for the FULL SCHEDULE of everything the EAT Lab has planned at ABCT this year!

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EAT Lab at ABCT 2019 Schedule:
Keep Scrolling for more information about talks, posters, & presenters!
Full Cite: Levinson, C. A., Christian, C., & Vanzhula, I. A. (2019). Manipulating the theoretical framing of exposure therapy for eating disorders impacts clinicians’ treatment preferences. Eating and Weight Disorders-Studies on Anorexia, Bulimia and Obesity, 1-8. Full Paper Below (click to download): ![]()
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Follow Dr. Levinson on Twitter: @CheriLev Follow the EAT Lab on Twitter: @uofleatlab |
![]() Presenter: Caroline Christian, B.S. Second Year Graduate Student Caroline is interested in applying technology and advanced statistical methods to studying and treating eating disorders. For all correspondence, please email Caroline at caroline.christian@louisville.edu Twitter: @cbchri02 See below for the full text papers on 1) implementing an eating disorder prevention program in Southern, all-female high schools and 2) eating disorder age networks. ![]()
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