ATTENTIONAL, EXECUTIVE AND STRESS ASSESSMENT IN INDIVIDUALS WITH BINGE EATING
Eating Disorder, Binge Eating, Executive Functions, Attention, Stress.Binge eating affects a significant part of the world population, becoming increasingly relevant from a scientific point of view and increasing research on the subject of eating disorders. It is known that the etiology of these disorders is multifactorial and complex, therefore, studies on associations, precipitating, predisposing and sustaining factors are important contributions. This project aims to map the sociodemographic profile of these individuals, verify the attentional and executive levels, investigating whether there is a relationship between stress and the condition. The research will use: Questionnaire with sociodemographic data, Anamnesis, Barratt Impulsiveness Scale-BIS, Binge Eating Scale-BES, Perceived Stress Test (EP10), Online Attention Test-AOL, Five-Digit Test-FDT. It is hoped that this study will obtain more information about the attentional and inhibitory functioning of this population. In this way, it will be possible to intervene more effectively in the treatment and monitoring of these individuals.