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gsjp-10862	Miller, Keiko Y.; Limberg, Beth	Binge Eating Behaviors and Motoric, Attentional, and Nonplanning Impulsivity	2011	7	.pdf	application/pdf	5206	250	45	When examining the association between binge eating and motoric, attentional, and nonplanning impulsivity, binge eaters have been shown to have higher levels of all three types of impulsivity during meals (following an 8-hour fast) and during cortisol suppression (after receiving dexamethasone, which reduces stress levels), but lower levels of nonplanning impulsivity on several behavioral measures of response planning compared to non-binge eaters (Galanti, Gluck, & Geliebter, 2007; Diaz-Marsá et al., 2008; Rosval et al., 2006). Based on the research reviewed above, we hypothesized that binge eaters would have higher levels of attentional and motoric impulsivity and lower levels of nonplanning impulsivity compared to non-binge eaters.	cache/gsjp-10862.pdf	txt/gsjp-10862.txt