This study aimed at determining the types of eating disorders among Tenth grade female students in private schools in Amman and their relationships to self image, anxiety, practicing sports, the mothers’ eating habits and some demographic variables. The sample of the study consisted of (843) female students in Tenth grade whose age (14-16) years, from (14) private schools in Amman. Five instruments were developed for this study as follows: Eating disorders scale, self image scale, anxiety scale practicing sports scale and mothers’ eating habits scale. All scales had appropriate validity and reliability indexes. The results of the study showed that 55٪ of the study sample had fear of obesity, 17.5٪ were severely underweight, while bulimia affected 6٪ of the study sample. Results also showed that obesity is more common among students whose mothers and fathers have lower education . There were no differences in the dispersion of eating disorders according to the families’ annual income. Results also showed a correlation between eating disorders among students and self image, anxiety and practicing sports. There were no correlation relationship between mothers’ eating habits and their daughters’ eating disorders.