During the management of anorexia nervosa in a teenage client, the client and family are encouraged to participate in family counseling. Which is the most typical description of the profile described by parents of a child with this eating disorder?
A) The peacemaker in the family
B) The middle child who likes attention
C) Introvert who prefers solitude
D) High self-esteem and good grades
A
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People with anorexia nervosa have an intense desire to please others and tend to be the peacemakers in the family to avoid stress and dysfunctional relationships. Other characteristics of anorexics include perfectionistic and low self-esteem. They tend to have good academic grades and actively participate in sports.
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