People at-risk of an eating disorder are more likely to endorse dietary misinformation claims and hold rigid beliefs
Neophytos Georgiou(Flinders University), Ryan Balzan(Flinders University), Tracey Wade(Flinders University), Victoria M. E. Bridgland(Flinders University), Matt Thompson(Flinders University)
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