Which is a cause of anorexia?
Correct answer: D. perfectionism
- A. sibling rivalry
- B. an overly realistic view of normal size
- C. food allergies
- D. perfectionism
Explanation
Perfectionism is associated with anorexia because rigid standards and a strong need for control can be directed toward weight, food, and body shape. Sibling rivalry, food allergies, and a realistic view of normal size are not established general causes of anorexia.
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