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CLUES TO MAINTAINING CALORIE RESTRICTION? PSYCHOSOCIAL PROFILES OF SUCCESSFUL LONG-TERM RESTRICTORS

2014

Belsky, Angela C Incollingo;
Epel, Elissa S;
Tomiyama, A Janet

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Clues to maintaining calorie restriction? Psychosocial profiles of successful long-term restrictors
Introduction
Materials and methods
Subjects
Procedure
Measures
Demographic measures
Ethnicity.
Education.
Income.
General intelligence.
Psychological measures
Depression.
Eating behavior.
Eating disorder pathology.
Obsessive compulsive behavior.
Personality.
Time perspective.
Social relationships.
Metabolic and nutritional measures
BMI.
Kilocalorie intake.
Fasting blood glucose.
Analytic plan
Results
Verification of self-report behavior
Aim 1: Test whether the CR group differs from comparison groups in eating disorder and other psychopathology symptomatology
Aim 2: Test whether the CR group differs from comparison groups along key psychosocial dimensions
Aim 3: Determine whether there is a relationship between duration of CR and psychosocial characteristics and eating behavior
Discussion and conclusions
Appendix: Supplementary material
References

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