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  • About
  • People
    • Alumni
    • Collaborators
    • Join the Lab >
      • Prospective Graduate Students
      • Now hiring!
  • Our Research & Publications
    • Call for Papers!
    • Posters & Presentations >
      • ABCT 2024!
  • Participate in Research
    • Personalized Interventions and Outcomes: Navigating Eating Disorder Experiences and Recovery (PIONEER) Study (Online)
    • Youth Eating Study (YES!)
    • Tracking Restriction, Affect and Cognitions (TRAC) Study (Online)
    • Virtual Reality Study
    • Facing Eating Disorder Fears Study (Online)
    • The Body Project
  • Eating Disorder Resources
  • Blog & In the Press
  • Archived Studies
    • Personalized Treatment and CBT-E Study (Online)
    • Predicting Recovery Study (Online)
    • Body Project Summer Camp
    • Online Single Session Resources
    • Reconnecting to Internal Sensations and Experiences (RISE) Study
    • Web-Based Mindfulness Study
    • Personalized Treatment Study
    • Online Imaginal Exposure Study
    • In-Vivo Imaginal Exposure Study
    • Daily Habits 3 Study
    • Clinical Screener Study (Online)
    • Daily Mood Study
    • COVID-19 Daily Impact Study
    • Conquering fear foods study
    • Louisville Pregnancy Study
    • Approach and Avoidance in AN (AAA) Study
    • Web-Based Mindfulness for AN & BN Study
    • Barriers to Treatment Access (BTA) Study!
    • Mindful Self-Compassion Study
    • Network EMA Study
  • Legacy of Hope Summit Report
  • DONATE-CURE EATING DISORDERS!
  • Directions
  • Statistical Consultation

Daily Habits 3 Study

We are no longer recruiting participants for this study.

About the Study

This study will examine what behaviors, cognitions, and emotions occur during meals in people with current or past eating disorders, or in those who experience eating/weight related fears. Participants will be asked to complete a screening to determine if they can continue to participate. If accepted, participants will then complete several questionnaires using an app to answer questions about meals and snacks four times a day. This is a paid study.

Frequently Asked Questions 

Who can participate in the study?
Anyone who has or has had an eating disorder or eating/weight related fears can participate.

What are the risks of participation?
Foreseeable risks include possibly experiencing boredom or fatigue during participation

What is the duration of the study?
Four times a day for three weeks.

What are the benefits of participation?
This study may not only benefit the participant, but the results may also help future individuals with eating disorders.

How much will participants be compensated for?
Participants may receive up to $80 in gift cards.
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