Sercan Kahveci

Bidirectional temporal relationships between emotional state and eating across eating disorders: a network approach

Sercan Kahveci, Julia Reichenberger, Ann‐Kathrin Arend, Alessandra C. Mansueto et autres

OBJECTIVE: Several models of eating disorders (EDs) suggest that emotions and eating influence each other in a vicious cycle, producing part of the observed symptoms. However, no research tested whether such cycles exist across EDs. We therefore explored networks of prospective relationships …

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Project Implicit Health

Kristen P. Lindgren, Laura Ann Downing Handy, Jennifer Howell, Brian O'Shea et autres

Central OSF repository for all Project Implicit Health public and private data and projects.

Mechanisms of emotional eating: food approach bias covaries with affect on days with high food craving

Mareike Röttger, Sercan Kahveci, Jens Blechert, Matthias Burkard Aulbach et autres

Emotional eating (EE) - eating in response to emotions - has clinical relevance, yet its underlying mechanisms (how?) remain poorly understood. Questions also concern interindividual differences (who?), and the types of foods involved (what?). We hypothesized that negative affect would be linked …

Mechanisms of emotional eating: food approach bias covaries with affect on days with high food craving

Jens Blechert, Mareike Röttger, Hannah van Alebeek, Sercan Kahveci et autres

Emotional eating (EE) - eating in response to emotions - has clinical relevance, yet its underlying mechanisms (how?) remain poorly understood. Questions also concern interindividual differences (who?), and the types of foods involved (what?). We hypothesized that negative affect would be linked …

Mechanisms of emotional eating: food approach bias covaries with affect on days with high food craving

Mareike Röttger, Sercan Kahveci, Jens Blechert, Matthias Burkard Aulbach et autres

Emotional eating (EE) - eating in response to emotions - has clinical relevance, yet its underlying mechanisms (how?) remain poorly understood. Questions also concern interindividual differences (who?), and the types of foods involved (what?). We hypothesized that negative affect would be linked …

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Bidirectional temporal relationships between emotional state and eating across eating disorders:a network approach

Sercan Kahveci, Julia Reichenberger, Ann‐Kathrin Arend, Alessandra C. Mansueto et autres

Objective: Several models of eating disorders (EDs) suggest that emotions and eating influence each other in a vicious cycle, producing part of the observed symptoms. However, no research tested whether such cycles exist across EDs. We therefore explored networks of prospective relationships …

Effectiveness of a smartphone-delivered Approach-Avoidance intervention in dietary behavior - a randomized controlled trial

Matthias Burkard Aulbach, Mareike Röttger, Hannah van Alebeek, Sercan Kahveci et autres

BACKGROUND: Given the therapeutic potential of Approach-Avoidance interventions (AAIs) in the alcohol domain, research has increasingly applied them to the food domain. In AAIs, harmful stimuli are avoided while healthy ones are approached, for example by respectively moving a phone away from …

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Investigation of the impact of cognitive variability on the validity of an approach-avoidance task

Mareike Röttger, Matthias Aulbach, Veronika Arzberger, Sercan Kahveci

The primary aim of this study is to examine how the validity of an irrelevant-feature approach-avoidance measurement task (AAT) is influenced by task-related cognitive variability (differing between persons); this includes strategies that participants use when completing the task, and different ways in …

Investigation of Delay-Based Approach-Avoidance Training Efficacy

Sercan Kahveci, Mareike Röttger, Veronika Arzberger, Matthias Aulbach

The primary aim of this study is to examine the efficacy of irrelevant-feature approach-avoidance trainings (AATs) which display the movement direction cue a number of milliseconds after the stimulus rather than simultaneously. We will examine several such delay-based AATs in their ability …

Retraction notice to “The only constant is change: Stable vs. variable aspects of food approach bias relate differently to food craving and intake” [Appetite 204 (2025) 107726]

Hannah van Alebeek, Mareike Röttger, Sercan Kahveci, Jens Blechert et autres

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Mechanisms of emotional eating: food approach bias covaries with affect on days with high food craving

Mareike Röttger, Sercan Kahveci, Jens Blechert, Matthias Burkard Aulbach et autres

Emotional eating (EE) - eating in response to emotions rather than hunger - has high clinical relevance, yet its underlying mechanisms (how?) remain poorly understood. Further questions relate to interindividual differences (who?), and the specific foods (what?) around which EE occurs. To …

Anxiety-Symptom Severity and Implicit and Explicit Self-as-Anxious Associations in a Large Online Sample of U.S. Adults: Trends From 2011 to 2022

Noah J French, René Freichel, Sercan Kahveci, Alexandra Werntz et autres

Some studies suggest a rise in anxiety prevalence and severity over the past decade, particularly among emerging adults, while others report stable rates. This preregistered study examines trends in anxiety symptom severity and explicit (self-reported) and implicit (using the Brief Implicit Association …

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