Eating behavior represents a complex interaction of psychological, social, and biological factors. Understanding the role of psychological dimensions, both functional and dysfunctional, is crucial in comprehending the manifestation of eating behavior. This article explores the significance of functional and dysfunctional psychological dimensions in eating behavior, emphasizing their relevance in the development, maintenance, and treatment of eating disorders. By exploring how these dimensions influence food choices and the relationship with nutrition, their impact on overall health and the prevention of eating disorders had highlighted. Eating disorders represent a category of complex mental disorders, characterized by significant disturbances in eating behavior and body image perception.
