EDI-3: Eating Disorder Inventory Answer Sheets (pkg/25)

The Eating Disorder Inventory-3 (EDI-3) is an instrument designed for the assessment of eating disorder symptomatology and related psychological traits in individuals aged 13 to 53, primarily females. It helps clinicians gain a clear understanding of eating disorder risk and underlying psychological dimensions that contribute to disordered eating behaviors. This tool provides professional teams with a framework that facilitates clinical evaluation and allows them to identify core issues, monitor progress, and plan effective interventions.

Benefits:

• Standardized Evaluation: Provides a structured self-report format for consistent clinical assessment.

• Multi-Dimensional Insights: Measures both specific eating disorder symptoms and general psychological constructs.

• Quick Administration: Efficient 20-minute completion time supports use in varied clinical settings.

• Evidence-Based Approach: Based on modern diagnostic theories and validated through extensive research.

Key Features:

• 91 Items Across 12 Subscales: Includes both eating-specific and general psychological scales.

• Six Composite Scores: Eating Disorder Risk, Ineffectiveness, Interpersonal Problems, Affective Problems, Overcontrol, and General Psychological Maladjustment.

• Comprehensive Revision: Incorporates original EDI and EDI-2 items with updated diagnostic relevance.

• User-Friendly Format: Self-report questionnaire rated on a 0–4 scale, suitable for clinical and research use.