Psychosocial predictors of weight loss and psychological adjustment following bariatric surgery and a weight‐loss program: The mediating role of emotional eating
Objective: To examine a structural equation model of the effects of personal and
interpersonal factors on treatment outcome of bariatric surgery and weight‐loss program …
interpersonal factors on treatment outcome of bariatric surgery and weight‐loss program …
The early identification of poor treatment outcome in a women's weight loss program
RA Carels, HM Cacciapaglia, OM Douglass, S Rydin… - Eating Behaviors, 2003 - Elsevier
Research examining factors associated with program attrition or failure to lose weight during
active treatment has yielded mixed findings. The goal of the current investigation was to …
active treatment has yielded mixed findings. The goal of the current investigation was to …
Behavioral treatment of obesity
TA Wadden, CE Crerand, J Brock - Psychiatric Clinics, 2005 - psych.theclinics.com
Numerous studies have demonstrated the health benefits of modest weight loss combined
with increased physical activity. The Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), for example …
with increased physical activity. The Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), for example …
Self-reward and self-monitoring techniques for weight control
MJ Mahoney - Behavior therapy, 1974 - Elsevier
Obese adult volunteers (N= 49) were randomly assigned to one of fourconditions:(1) Self-
Reward for Weight Loss,(2) Self-Reward for Habit Improvement,(3) Self-Monitoring, and (4) …
Reward for Weight Loss,(2) Self-Reward for Habit Improvement,(3) Self-Monitoring, and (4) …
Well‐being and morbid obesity in women: a controlled therapy evaluation
S Tanco, W Linden, T Earle - International Journal of Eating …, 1998 - Wiley Online Library
Objective Morbidly obese individuals are unlikely to reach and maintain normative weights.
Thus, interventions aimed at alleviating corollary problems, independent of attempts at …
Thus, interventions aimed at alleviating corollary problems, independent of attempts at …
Limitations of behavioral treatment of obesity: Review and analysis
JP Foreyt, GK Goodrick, AM Gotto - Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 1981 - Springer
Over 200 articles have been published describing behavior modification programs for
weight reduction. We reviewed the group studies that reported weight data at least 1 year …
weight reduction. We reviewed the group studies that reported weight data at least 1 year …
Binge eating disorder, weight control self-efficacy, and depression in overweight men and women
JA Linde, RW Jeffery, RL Levy, NE Sherwood… - International Journal of …, 2004 - nature.com
OBJECTIVE: To examine binge eating, depression, weight self-efficacy, and weight control
success among obese individuals seeking treatment in a managed care organization …
success among obese individuals seeking treatment in a managed care organization …
Psychological effects of weight loss and regain: a prospective evaluation.
This study prospectively assessed the psychological effects of weight loss and regain (ie,
weight cycling) in obese women. Measures of mood, binge eating, restraint, disinhibition …
weight cycling) in obese women. Measures of mood, binge eating, restraint, disinhibition …
Theoretical, practical, and social issues in behavioral treatments of obesity
SC Wooley, OW Wooley… - Journal of Applied …, 1979 - Wiley Online Library
Although showing superior maintenance, behavioral treatments of obesity typically produce
small weight losses at a decelerating rate. Rather than reflecting poor compliance with …
small weight losses at a decelerating rate. Rather than reflecting poor compliance with …
Why treatments for obesity don't last
GK Goodrick, JP Foreyt - Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1991 - Elsevier
Behavioral self-management training is the state of the art in the treatment of obesity.
However, most of those treated experience only temporary success in keeping weight off. In …
However, most of those treated experience only temporary success in keeping weight off. In …