IAEDP Certification Exam Study Guide
Questions with Complete Solutions
Recommended level of care PHP for outpatient unable to eat without supervision
EDs second most lethal Among psychiatric illnesses
Partial remission in AN Intense fear of gaining weight or disturbance in self-perception of
weight and shape criteria still met
ICAT model Emphasizes careful attention to emotional responding, behaviorally oriented
meal plan, exposure to emotions, strategies to identify patterns of behavior
DBT affective regulation model Anxiety precursor to binge-eating
Self-monitoring in recovery Recall food eating and ED behaviors, provide information
about food preferences, collaboration and problem-solving
,IPT for interpersonal functioning True
Most effective treatment for BN None of the above
Change in level of care Not determined by patient's weight in comparison to ideal body
range
CBT-E Solution focused treatment addressing dysfunctional body weight and shape
concerns, mood intolerances
IPT treatment effectiveness False
Self Determination Theory Long-term change occurs when autonomy, competence, and
relatedness needs are met
Countertransference Can lead to over involvement, trigger emotional responses, occurs
when counseling relationship mirrors other relationships
, CBT-E progress False
ACT affect regulation model False
Narcissistic Personality Disorder Relatively uncommon in people with eating disorders
Expressive therapies Increase awareness and expression of feelings, using non-verbal
techniques
Guided self-help modalities False
CBT-E core focus Over-evaluation of shape and weight, event of mood-related changes
in eating, dietary restraint
Night eating syndrome Similar treatment to BED
Manual-based CBT for BN True
Questions with Complete Solutions
Recommended level of care PHP for outpatient unable to eat without supervision
EDs second most lethal Among psychiatric illnesses
Partial remission in AN Intense fear of gaining weight or disturbance in self-perception of
weight and shape criteria still met
ICAT model Emphasizes careful attention to emotional responding, behaviorally oriented
meal plan, exposure to emotions, strategies to identify patterns of behavior
DBT affective regulation model Anxiety precursor to binge-eating
Self-monitoring in recovery Recall food eating and ED behaviors, provide information
about food preferences, collaboration and problem-solving
,IPT for interpersonal functioning True
Most effective treatment for BN None of the above
Change in level of care Not determined by patient's weight in comparison to ideal body
range
CBT-E Solution focused treatment addressing dysfunctional body weight and shape
concerns, mood intolerances
IPT treatment effectiveness False
Self Determination Theory Long-term change occurs when autonomy, competence, and
relatedness needs are met
Countertransference Can lead to over involvement, trigger emotional responses, occurs
when counseling relationship mirrors other relationships
, CBT-E progress False
ACT affect regulation model False
Narcissistic Personality Disorder Relatively uncommon in people with eating disorders
Expressive therapies Increase awareness and expression of feelings, using non-verbal
techniques
Guided self-help modalities False
CBT-E core focus Over-evaluation of shape and weight, event of mood-related changes
in eating, dietary restraint
Night eating syndrome Similar treatment to BED
Manual-based CBT for BN True
