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BDD self-test

If you are not sure whether you may have body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), you can take an anonymous German self-test here, which is subject to data protection regulations (further information on data protection regulations and the further handling of the data will be summarized in detail before the test begins). It takes about 20 minutes to complete. On completion, you will receive your individual feedback, information on BDD, related problem areas and information on offers of help. BDD self-test

Self-test for eating disorders

Our self-test will give you an indication of whether your eating behavior is within the normal range or whether you show signs of an eating disorder. It takes about 20 minutes to complete. On completion, you will receive your individual feedback, information on symptoms of eating disorders, related problem areas and information on offers of help. The German survey is of course anonymous and is subject to data protection regulations. Eating disorders self-test

Flyer self-test eating disorders — © Hannah Vogel

iBody Study

Would you like to learn more about the ability to perceive your own inner body sensations, take an ECG and earn 2 test subjects in 100 minutes? Then get in touch with hannah.vogel@uni-muenster.de about the iBody study or simply scan the QR code on the flyer and make an appointment at Fliednerstraße 21, 48149 Münster.

BOSTON study

As part of the BOSTON study, we are investigating relationships between appearance-related concerns, perceived barriers to treatment in relation to psychotherapy, external and self-stigmatisation of mental disorders and perceived social support. Participation in the study takes about 20 minutes, takes place completely online, can be remunerated with test subject hours from the University of Münster and you can win something. For more information and to take part in the study: https://ww3.unipark.de/uc/BOSTON/MA/