A 16-item self-screen for body concern, restriction, loss of control, compensatory behavior, and daily impact.
Eating-risk screening explores patterns around body concern, restriction, loss of control, compensation, and daily impact. These signals can affect both mental and physical health.
This 16-item SCOFF / EAT-26 style self-screen helps you notice whether eating and body concerns may deserve more support. It is not a diagnosis.
The result focuses on risk signals, not body judgment
Weight, shape, comparison, and appearance distress.
Strict rules, skipped meals, guilt, and hunger control.
Feeling unable to stop eating or swinging between extremes.
Compensating through exercise, fasting, purging, or other methods.
Social, work, study, rest, and safety interference.
You will answer 16 statements, one per page. Each item is scored from 0 to 4, so the total range is 0-64.