People with binge-eating disorder actually perceive themselves as fat despite their emaciation.

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People with binge-eating disorder do not typically perceive themselves as fat despite their emaciation; this perception is more characteristic of anorexia nervosa. Binge-eating disorder involves episodes of eating large amounts of food but does not usually involve a distorted body image related to emaciation.

People with Binge-Eating Disorder Actually Perceive Themselves as Fat Despite