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目前我正在进行关于当代中国青年人（18-30岁）进食障碍症的调研。不同于《圣经》中的七宗罪中由纯粹生理欲望所驱使的贪食罪，进食障碍症是一类心理障碍，主要涉及对饮食和体重的异常关注和行为。这些障碍可能导致个体在进食方面出现极端的行为，包括过度节食、暴食、排泄行为，以及不健康的饮食习惯。进食障碍常常伴随着对身体形象和体重的不健康评估和认知，从而导致个体对自己的身体产生负面的感觉和情绪。

常见的进食障碍类型包括：

1. 厌食症（Anorexia Nervosa）：个体有极度的体重和形象担忧，导致限制食物摄入，使体重低于正常范围。患者通常对自己的体型有严重的失真认知。
2. 神经性厌食症（Atypical Anorexia Nervosa）：与厌食症类似，但体重仍在正常范围内。患者同样对体重和形象有强烈的担忧。
3. 厌食症混合/共病（Mixed/Co-Morbid Anorexia Nervosa）：具有厌食症和其他进食障碍特征的混合形式。
4. 神经性贪食症（Bulimia Nervosa）：患者常常采取暴食和清洁手段（如催吐、泻药等）来控制体重。他们可能有间歇性暴食和排泄行为，但体重通常在正常范围内。
5. 暴食症（Binge Eating Disorder）：个体反复出现大量暴饮暴食行为，但不会像肥胖症患者那样采取清洁手段来控制体重。

此外，进食障碍不仅影响身体健康，还可能对个体的心理和社交功能造成负面影响。因此，及早识别和治疗进食障碍对当代中国青年人的健康和幸福至关重要。在调研过程中，我还关注年轻人中进食障碍的普遍性、潜在的心理和社交因素，以及他们对身体形象和体重的态度。综合研究这些因素，可以为当代中国青年人提供更有针对性的支持和干预措施。

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I am currently conducting research on eating disorders among contemporary Chinese young adults (aged 18-30). Unlike the sin of gluttony driven by purely physical desires mentioned in the Bible’s seven deadly sins, eating disorders are a type of psychological disorder that primarily involves abnormal concerns and behaviors related to food and weight. These disorders can lead individuals to engage in extreme behaviors regarding eating, including excessive restriction, binge-eating, purging behaviors, and unhealthy eating habits. Eating disorders are often accompanied by unhealthy evaluations and perceptions of body image and weight, resulting in negative feelings and emotions about one’s own body.

Common types of eating disorders include:

1. Anorexia Nervosa: Individuals have extreme concerns about body weight and image, leading to food restriction and a weight below the normal range. Patients often have severe distortions in body image.
2. Atypical Anorexia Nervosa: Similar to anorexia nervosa, but individuals’ weight remains within the normal range. They also have intense concerns about body weight and image.
3. Mixed/Co-Morbid Anorexia Nervosa: A mixed form with characteristics of anorexia nervosa and other eating disorders.
4. Bulimia Nervosa: Patients often engage in binge-eating and use purging methods (e.g., vomiting, laxatives) to control weight. They may have intermittent episodes of binge-eating, but their weight typically remains within the normal range.
5. Binge Eating Disorder: Individuals frequently experience episodes of excessive overeating, but unlike those with bulimia nervosa, they do not use purging methods to control weight.

In addition, eating disorders not only impact physical health but can also have negative effects on an individual’s psychological and social functioning. Therefore, early identification and treatment of eating disorders are crucial for the health and well-being of contemporary Chinese young adults. During the research, I am also focusing on the prevalence of eating disorders among young people, potential psychological and social factors, as well as their attitudes towards body image and weight. A comprehensive study of these factors can provide more targeted support and intervention measures for contemporary Chinese young adults.