Validity Evidence for Eating Attitudes Test Scores in a Sample of Female College Athletes

By Gretchen L. Doninger, Craig K. Enders, K. Burnett. 2005

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Marketing, Pharmacy

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1. Craig K. Enders

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1. James J. Zhang
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Citations in the corpus

• An SAS Macro for Implementing the Modified Bollen-Stine Bootstrap for Missing Data: Implementing the Bootstrap Using Existing Structural Equation Modeling Software (2005, methodology): “For simplicity, a subset of 10 manifest indicators was extracted from a model proposed by Doninger, Enders, and Burnett (2005).”
• Psychometric Properties of the Eating Attitudes Test (2007, methodology): “Despite the popularity of the EAT, evidence of shortcomings in the EAT-26 have been reported (Doninger et al., 2005; Koslowsky et al., 1992; Rutt & Coleman, 2001; Wells et al., 1985).”