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Severity of bulimic symptoms is the best predictor of interference on an emotional Stroop paradigm.

K L Lokken, H M Marx, and F R Ferraro

Eat Weight Disord 11(1):38-44 (2006) PMID 16801744

The goal of the current study was to further investigate whether an emotional Stroop effect exists among patients with bulimia nervosa.

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