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Biological explanations of Anorexia Nervosa - Recap
1. Identify two clinical characteristics of Anorexia Nervosa. (1 mark)




2. There are four main symptoms of AN; identify any two of these. (1 mark)




3. Identify and describe any one type of Anorexia Nervosa. (1 mark)




4. What is the main part of the brain thought to be implicated in causing AN and is often
described as the “weight thermostat? (1 mark)




5. Complete the following: (1 mark)

When the weight is low then normally, the _____________________________ is activated
in the brain and this gets the person to s_________ e___________.


6. Complete the following: (1 mark)

When the weight is high then normally, the _____________________________is activated
and this gets the person to s_________ e____________.


7.Briefly outline the Hypothalamus Dysfunction theory: (2 marks)




8.Identify and describe and two relevant IDEAs for Hypothalamus Dysfunction theory
(2 marks)



                                                                           /10 = ____________%

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Recap for hdt students

  • 1. Biological explanations of Anorexia Nervosa - Recap 1. Identify two clinical characteristics of Anorexia Nervosa. (1 mark) 2. There are four main symptoms of AN; identify any two of these. (1 mark) 3. Identify and describe any one type of Anorexia Nervosa. (1 mark) 4. What is the main part of the brain thought to be implicated in causing AN and is often described as the “weight thermostat? (1 mark) 5. Complete the following: (1 mark) When the weight is low then normally, the _____________________________ is activated in the brain and this gets the person to s_________ e___________. 6. Complete the following: (1 mark) When the weight is high then normally, the _____________________________is activated and this gets the person to s_________ e____________. 7.Briefly outline the Hypothalamus Dysfunction theory: (2 marks) 8.Identify and describe and two relevant IDEAs for Hypothalamus Dysfunction theory (2 marks) /10 = ____________%