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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Intuitive Eating"”.
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An Analysis of Intuitive Eating Among College Students
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Promoting healthy eating among college women: Effectiveness of an intuitive eating intervention
… study to test the effectiveness of an intuitive eating intervention designed to increase adaptive eating practices and reduce eating disorder risk factors. Participants were 72 non-clinical, female college students from a large Midwestern university who were randomly assigned to either …
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Impact of Incorporating Intuitive Eating Principles Into a College Nutrition Course on Eating Behaviors
… nutrition course that implements evidence-based intuitive eating (IE) concepts and principles on students’ application of IE behaviors. A secondary outcome explored the relationship between student grades and changes in IE behavior implementation. Researchers hypothesized an increase in the …
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Study of intuitive eating ratings and self-efficacy differences in women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
… determine whether women with PCOS who practice intuitive eating skills are more confident in sustaining healthy lifestyle changes.</p> <p><strong>Methods</strong>: A web-based survey was completed by 120 women with PCOS. Bivariate associations between the self-efficacy and intuitive eating …
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Your Body Is Your Home: Using Intuitive Eating to Foster Positive Health Outcomes in Early Adolescents
Intuitive eating (IE) is an approach to eating and self-care characterised by an awareness of somatic bodily cues. IE stipulates that somatic cues should be used to guide decisions relating to food, eating, and caring for the body. IE has been extensively studied in adult populations. However, …
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A Manipulation of Cognitive Restriction and Goal-Conflict: Mechanisms Underlying the Disinhibition Effect of Eating Behavior
… alluring temptation. The goal-conflict model of eating (Stroebe, van Koningsbruggen, Papies, & Aarts, 2013) suggests that restrained eaters (i.e., chronic dieters) experience self-regulation failure (e.g., overeating, or disinhibition) due to inner competing goals of eating enjoyment and weight …
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Being connected: an exploration of women’s weight loss experience and the implications for health education
… sought using two theories of mindfulness<br/>and intuitive eating. Implications for weight loss focused health education are<br/>considered and recommendations are made both for future health education practice<br/>and future research.
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IMPACTS OF A BRIEF SELF-COMPASSION INTERVENTION FOR WOMEN WITH OBESITY AND INTERNALIZED WEIGHT BIAS: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM A PILOT RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
… are associated with poor body image, maladaptive eating patterns, less physical activity, psychological distress, and less improvement in healthy lifestyle interventions (Mensinger et al., 2016; Pearl & Puhl, 2018). Further, IWB has been shown to uniquely contribute to harmful outcomes, above and …