Correction: The risk of believing that emotions are bad and uncontrollable: association with orthorexia nervosa
L. Vuillier, M. Greville-Harris, R. L. Moseley
Abstract
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TopicsEating Disorders and Behaviors
**Correction: Eating and Weight Disorders – Studies on Anorexia, Bulimia and Obesity (2025) 30:8 ** 10.1007/s40519-024-01710-3
In this article [1], the wrong figure appeared as Fig. 1; the second model on that Figure should say usefulness rather than controllability.
For completeness and transparency, the old incorrect and correct versions are displayed below.
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Fig. 1. Mediation models representing the relationship between beliefs about emotional controllability (model 1) or beliefs about the usefulness of emotions (model 2) and ON symptoms, mediated via suppression but not reappraisal. *** denotes < 0.001 significance, ** denote < 0.01 significance
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Fig. 1. Mediation models representing the relationship between beliefs about emotional controllability (model 1) or beliefs about the usefulness of emotions (model 2) and ON symptoms, mediated via suppression but not reappraisal. *** denotes < 0.001 significance, ** denote < 0.01 significance