Clinical trial

The Role of Empathy in the Links Between Binge Eating Disorder and Interpersonal Difficulties

NCT07201662

Study summary

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The Role of Empathy in the Links Between Binge Eating Disorder and Interpersonal Difficulties

Design: INTERVENTIONAL · Status: ACTIVE NOT RECRUITING · Phase: NA

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Drugs and interventions used in this trial

5 registered

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OTHER · Unmapped registry intervention Condensed and Revised Multifaceted Empathy Test Find medicine records · Find other trials using this name

OTHER · Unmapped registry intervention Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale Find medicine records · Find other trials using this name

OTHER · Unmapped registry intervention Interpersonal Reactivity Index Find medicine records · Find other trials using this name

OTHER · Unmapped registry intervention Vicarious Distress Questionnaire Find medicine records · Find other trials using this name

OTHER · Unmapped registry intervention Binge Eating Scale Find medicine records · Find other trials using this name

StatusACTIVE_NOT_RECRUITING

Study typeINTERVENTIONAL

Start date2025-11-05

PhaseNA

Conditions

Obesity &Amp;Amp; Overweightunresolved

Interventions

Condensed and Revised Multifaceted Empathy TestOTHER

Hospital Anxiety and Depression ScaleOTHER

Interpersonal Reactivity IndexOTHER

Vicarious Distress QuestionnaireOTHER

Binge Eating ScaleOTHER

Sponsors & collaborators

Clinique de la Mitterielead sponsor

Clinique les Peuplierscollaborator

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