Which of the following physical findings regarding the client's weight is consistent with binge-eating disorders?
1. The client is usually of normal or slightly above average weight.
2. Weight tends to fluctuate but is generally low.
3. All of the clients are overweight.
4. The client is generally underweight.
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Rationale: The client is usually of normal or slightly above average weight, and some binge-eaters are obese. Appearance does not provide diagnostic clues, hence the term normal-weight bulimic.
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