People who are repeatedly ostracized by others over a period of time are relatively likely to develop eating disorders.

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Research has shown that prolonged social exclusion and rejection can lead to an increased risk of developing eating disorders, as individuals may turn to disordered eating behaviors as a way to gain control, cope with negative emotions, and/or strive for the ideal body image they believe will make them more socially accepted.

People Who Are Repeatedly Ostracized by Others Over a Period