Treatment
eating disorder
All participants received modified 12-session CBT-E. We modified the original CBT-E manual (focused version; the default version focused exclusively on eating disorder psychopathology) based on Fairburn [Participants were also randomized to complete a 10-min computerized inhibitory control training or a sham training daily for the first four weeks, then once weekly for the duration of the treatment. These trainings were an adjunct to CBT-E and did not impact the CBT-E intervention. The inhibitory control training aimed to increase inhibitory control toward food items via a Go/No Go Task in which participants were presented visual food or non-food stimuli and instructed to respond as quickly as possible except when a “no go signal” (e.g., a blue circle) appeared, which was always paired with stimuli representing the participant’s self-reported binge foods [