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Hello, Cvcaudill, and welcome to Wikipedia! My name is Ian and I work with the Wiki Education Foundation; I help support students who are editing as part of a class assignment.

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Ali's Peer Review: "Emotional Eating"

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Hi Tori,

I agree with you that this article has a lot of information that does not seem pertinent to the topic, and that the author seems biased in that not all points of view are represented. I appreciated how added other perspectives and concepts to the Background and Characteristics sections, providing alternating viewpoints. This creates a more reliable article in that it allows the reader to get more information by analyzing each side and being able to come to their own conclusions or opinions. I also liked how you divided the Characteristics section into short paragraphs, separated by the points they are making.

Other than that, I think I would like to see you edit more sections from this article (especially in treatment), since there is an obvious bias that the author only really focused on emotional eating in a negative light, rather than all aspects of it. I think you could also use more reliable references since there only seems to be one reference you have cited in the article.

Your edits look great overall and you are clearly knowledgeable of your topic. Good work.

Aliyahz (talk) 00:22, 18 February 2019 (UTC)Reply

Nicole's Peer Review for Emotional Eating Hi Cvcaudill, I think the subject of your article that you are working on is very interesting. I think it is very important that you mention how people thought of emotional as a disease and why it is now considered not to be. It would have been easier to peer review your article if you copied your article to your sandbox and then showed what all needs to be deleted. It is important that people can know what you are thinking about editing so others can see if you should. But overall I really like the comments you made. I like how easy it is to understand the subjeCT. I think you have a clear outline but would recommend not having the edits that you made all in one paragraph. Some information looked like it should be under a different headline. Your sources look reliable also. After reading your edits I do understand the importance of emotional eating. I think you give more concentration on how to define emotional eating. Maybe you should also talk about how different people are affected and how someone could help get past being an emotional eater. The definition of emotional eating is very redundant. Overall great job and can not wait to read it once it is completed.Nicole6794 (talk) 01:36, 18 February 2019 (UTC)Reply