… or weight loss. We concluded that self-efficacy judgments (as measured by the WEL) are
not predictive of short-term obesity treatment outcomes. 0 1997 Elsevier Science Ltd …

… macronutrient composition for diets used for weight loss. The principal effect seems to be …
patients maintain a weight loss once achieved and is less valuable for weight loss itself. Food …

… If a study contained phases for both weight loss and weight maintenance, we included only
data from the weight loss phase. After review of the identified studies, 57 were identified and …

… weight loss self-efficacy, binge eating, and depressive symptoms predicted weight loss during
treatment… a residential obesity treatment program. Men reported higher initial levels of self-…

… weight loss in clinical trials. We summarize the evidence on the efficacy and safety of topiramate
in the treatment … the effect of topiramate on weight loss and adverse events were eligible …

… contracting for weight loss or attendance at treatment was not … the impact of self-efficacy
beliefs and weight loss outcomes. … treatments based on assured and disbe~ liever self-efficacy …

… during treatment and that higher self-efficacy at the end of the program was associated with
greater weight loss at … Jeffery and colleagues examined self-efficacy, weight loss, and weight …

… -efficacy scale were associated with behaviors required for weight loss and with weight loss
during treatment… in exercise self-efficacy from pre- to post-treatment predicted greater weight …

… of self-efficacy (eg, for dietary intake and physical activity), in addition to weight change.
In doing so, instead of measuring self-efficacy for weight loss, it is important to use self-efficacy …

… summary mean difference in weight loss by dose and treatment duration (more information
… For all treatment durations, the summary mean difference in weight loss differed by less …