Weight and Shape Concern Impacts Weight Gain Prevention in the SNAP Trial: Implications for Tailoring Intervention Delivery

Kay Loni L. Olson,Rebecca H. Neiberg,Deborah F. Tate,Katelyn R. Garcia,Amy A. Gorin,Cora E. Lewis,Jessica L. Unick,Rena R. Wing

Weight and Shape Concern Impacts Weight Gain Prevention in the SNAP Trial: Implications for Tailoring Intervention Delivery

2018

Kay Loni L. Olson
Rebecca H. Neiberg
Deborah F. Tate
Katelyn R. Garcia
Amy A. Gorin
Cora E. Lewis
Jessica L. Unick
Rena R. Wing

Objective: The SNAP trial demonstrated that two self-regulatory interventions prevented weight gain in young adults. Weight and shape concern (WSC) at baseline was evaluated as a moderator of weight outcomes at 24-months.

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Weight gain
Endocrinology
Physical therapy
Internal medicine
Medicine
Eating disorders
Diabetes mellitus
weight change
Young adult
Animal science
Analysis of variance
Weight loss
Snap

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