All of the following factors may be associated with eating disorders EXCEPT
A)issues of control and perfectionism.
B)cultural pressures to be thin.
C)abnormally low or high set points.
D)sexual or physical abuse.
E)disturbances in brain mechanisms.

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Set points refer to the theory that each person's body has a predetermined or natural weight that it "defends," making significant long-term weight change difficult. This concept is more related to weight regulation and obesity rather than directly causing eating disorders. Eating disorders are more complex and involve psychological, cultural, and possibly biological factors, but not abnormally low or high set points in the context implied by the question.

All of the Following Factors May Be Associated with Eating