Behavioral Treatments of ObesityJohn Paul Foreyt |
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PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE | 33 |
EDWARD E ABRAMSON | 45 |
Outcome and Methodological Considerations in Behavioral Treatment | 57 |
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analysis analysis of variance Applied Behavior Analysis assessment aversion therapy aversive conditioning baseline behavior modification behavior modification group Behavior Therapy Behavioral control behavioral treatment Behaviour Research body weight Cautela classical conditioning client clinical control group control of eating covert reinforcement covert sensitization diet differences disposition to eat eating behavior eating habits eating patterns experimental experimental control factors Ferster follow-up period food intake Foreyt goal group therapy indicated individual investigation lose weight Mahoney mean weight measures method Nutrition patient percentage persons placebo posttreatment Premack principle present study pretreatment problem Psychol psychotherapy questionnaire relaxation reported Research and Therapy response scenes scores self-control procedures self-management self-monitoring self-reward significant significantly specific stimulus control Stuart Stunkard subjects successful suggested Table techniques therapeutic therapist treatment conditions treatment groups treatment of obesity University variables vomit week weekly weight change weight control weight loss weight reduction Wollersheim Wolpe women York