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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"cognitive restraint"”.
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Baseline cortical activation to food pictures associated with change in weight, hunger, cognitive restraint, and disinhibition following bariatric surgery
… in food motivation and reward, as well as, cognitive control(inferior, middle, medial superior prefrontal cortex (PFC))would be associated with changes in weight, hunger, cognitive restraint, and disinhibition. Methods: 18 participants viewed food and non-food pictures from a …
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Predicting Weight Loss in Post Surgical Laparoscopic Banding Patients
… factors of the Eating Inventory® test (EI) - cognitive restraint, disinhibition, and hunger - to predict successful weight loss in post surgical laparoscopic banding patients at 6 and 9 months post surgery. Although the EI is commonly used in bariatric presurgical assessment, few studies have …
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A Manipulation of Cognitive Restriction and Goal-Conflict: Mechanisms Underlying the Disinhibition Effect of Eating Behavior
… allowing for an investigation of restricted cognitive focus as a causal mechanism of disinhibited eating. A 2 (restraint condition: restriction, intuitive eating) X 2 (temptation manipulation: temptation, no temptation) study design was used to manipulate cognitive restraint and temptation, …
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The Role of Distress Tolerance and Emotion Regulation in the Health Risk Behaviors of College Students with and without ADHD
… maladaptive emotion regulation strategies and cognitive restraint in eating. For individuals without ADHD, more maladaptive emotion regulation was marginally predictive of less engagement in cognitive restraint around food, but this relation, was not significantly for college students with …
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Analysis of aberrant eating behaviors and body mass index on weight cycling in women
… relationships between weight cycling and dietary restraint, disinhibition, binge eating, emotional eating and body mass index (BMI) while controlling for their simultaneous effects in women selected from a general population. Moreover, the interrelationships between the measures of dietary …
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Investigation of beliefs relating to weight gain prevention behaviours and weight related constructs in first year female students at three South African Universities
… behaviours (including a higher emotional eating, cognitive restraint and uncontrolled eating), body shape dissatisfaction, attempts to prevent weight gain during the study year, a higher or lower BMI, perception of overweight/obesity as a child/adolescent, higher stress and lower self- esteem were …
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Aging, Physical Activity, and Energy Intake Regulation
… compared to young women matched for dietary cognitive restraint and cardiorespiratory fitness, and that pre-meal water consumption would decrease meal energy intake in young and older adults. Our main finding was that energy intake regulation is significantly impaired in older compared to …
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Eating behaviour and the aetiology of obesity
… eating (EE), uncontrolled eating (UE) and cognitive restraint (CR) were then modelled as potential mediators and modifiers of the BMI-GRS to BMI association amongst adults in the Fenland (n=3515) and EDEN (n=2154) studies. The association was partially mediated by EE and UE, and modified by …
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"Sweet Hearts": A biokinetics primary prevention programme in the South African public health sector: A qualitiative analysis
… repetitions. Improvements were also noted in cognitive restraint with regards to eating behaviour as well as heart rate variability (HRV), specifically in the low frequency spectrum. The combination of lowered resting breathing rates and improved HRV measures suggests that participant's …
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A Retrospective Study of Amusement Ride Restraint and Containment Systems: Identifying Design Challenges for Statistically Rare Anthropometric Cases
… conduct a retrospective study of amusement ride restraint and containment systems’ failures to identify the challenges associated with existing design criteria to safely accommodate statistically rare groups that fall outside amusement industry standards. Innovations in ride technology provide an …