Objective: Although restrained eating is believed to increase overeating and weight in the
long term, the opposite has also been found: Heavy individuals are more likely to diet. The …

Background: In modern societies characterized by abundant and accessible foods,
restrained eating may become an adaptive behavior to limit weight gain. Objective: We …

Individual differences in eating behaviours might partly explain the variations in
development of weight gain and subsequent overweight and obesity. In the current study …

The aim of this study was (1) to examine whether childhood BMI is a significant predictor of
restrained eating in preadolescents,(2) to investigate gender differences in restrained and …

The purpose of this study was to determine how emotional, external and restrained eating
behavior and other health‐related lifestyle factors were associated with being overweight in …

Obesity is a global public health priority. Restrained eating is related to obesity and total
energy intake but associations with the eating patterns are unclear. We examined the …

Research in normal weight individuals paradoxically suggests that measures of attempted
eating restriction might represent robust predictors of weight gain. This review examined the …

In a random sample (N= 1078) from the general population, this study examined whether
individual differences in dispositional self-control can explain restrained eaters' success in …

The main purpose of this prospective intervention study was to determine whether eating
styles after an intensive, partly inpatient, one year combined lifestyle intervention are …

Objective: Temporal relations between dietary restraint, depressive symptoms, and binge
eating were tested by means of three competing models positing that (1) dietary restraint …