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Danielle R. Ridolfi, Ph.D.

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2013 Psychology Kent State University, Kent, OH, United States 
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Clinical Psychology, Health Care Management
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Janis H. Crowther grad student 2013 Kent State
 (The relationship between body image disturbance and health maintenance behaviors: An assessment of breast self-examination among women.)

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Myers TA, Ridolfi DR, Crowther JH. (2015) Reaction Times to Appearance-Related or Non-appearance-Related Word Choice Among Women With and Without Eating Psychopathology Cognitive Therapy and Research. 39: 204-214
Buchholz LJ, Crowther JH, Olds RS, et al. (2013) Are restrained eaters accurate monitors of their intoxication? Results from a field experiment. Addictive Behaviors. 38: 1966-9
Ridolfi DR, Crowther JH. (2013) The link between women's body image disturbances and body-focused cancer screening behaviors: a critical review of the literature and a new integrated model for women. Body Image. 10: 149-62
Myers TA, Ridolfi DR, Crowther JH, et al. (2012) The impact of appearance-focused social comparisons on body image disturbance in the naturalistic environment: the roles of thin-ideal internalization and feminist beliefs. Body Image. 9: 342-51
Crowther JH, Ridolfi D. (2012) Bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder Encyclopedia of Body Image and Human Appearance. 1: 293-299
Ridolfi DR, Myers TA, Crowther JH, et al. (2011) Do Appearance Focused Cognitive Distortions Moderate the Relationship between Social Comparisons to Peers and Media Images and Body Image Disturbance? Sex Roles. 65: 491-505
Ridolfi DR, Vander Wal JS. (2008) Eating disorders awareness week: the effectiveness of a one-time body image dissatisfaction prevention session. Eating Disorders. 16: 428-43
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