The Eating and Exercise Examination (EEE-C) is an efficient, self-report, computer-generated and computer-reported examination of eating and exercise behaviour, attitudes and feelings. It is clinically useful for assessment of eating and exercise disorders, as a therapeutic tool to provide feedback to patients and as an instrument to provide standardized data for cost effective and relapse prevention studies.
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