Self-efficacy for eating is an important predictor of the successful adoption and maintenance
of weight management behaviors. The Weight Efficacy Lifestyle Questionnaire (WEL) is a …

The aim of the current study was to examine whether weight loss self-efficacy, binge eating,
and depressive symptoms predicted weight loss during treatment, and whether gender …

Objectives. Using the weight efficacy lifestyle questionnaire (WEL), we examined whether a
group-mediated intervention for weight loss among older, obese adults resulted in changes …

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 …

Objective: Behavioral weight loss (BWL) programs are not sufficiently effective at promoting
high levels of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA), despite the clear health …

Objective Men are currently underrepresented in weight loss trials despite similar obesity
rates, which limit our understanding about the most effective elements of treatment for men …

Background: The relationship of exercise to weight loss, beyond minimal caloric
expenditures possible in obese and deconditioned individuals, requires clarification …

Objectives: Despite increased interest in the development of individually tailored weight
management programs, little is known about what factors proximally predict weight change …

Background Process evaluation is important for improving theories of behavior change and
behavioral intervention methods. The present study reports on the process outcomes of a …

The purpose of the study was to develop selfefficacy scales specifically for health-related
eating and exercise behaviors. Study I consisted of interviews with 40 individuals to identify …