Variability in Affective Activation Predicts Non‐suicidal Self‐injury in Eating Disorders
Kristof Vansteelandt(KU Leuven), Guido Pieters(Catholic University of America), Jennifer J. Muehlenkamp(University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire), Laurence Claes(University of Antwerp), Kathleen De Cuyper(KU Leuven), Johan Vanderlinden(KU Leuven), Michel Probst(KU Leuven), Jos Lemmens(Huntsman (Belgium))
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