"Exercise effects on mood and its associations with self-regulatory skills, self-efficacy, and eating changes during the year following weight-loss treatment" by James Annesi

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Exercise effects on mood and its associations with self-regulatory skills, self-efficacy, and eating changes during the year following weight-loss treatment

Women & Health (2018)

James Annesi, Kennesaw State University

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Abstract

Self-regulation is thought to play a role in overcoming barriers to weight management behaviour changes. This research assessed the extent that relationship is manifested through associated changes in self-efficacy, and effects based on degree of obesity.

Keywords

Health,
Physical Education,
Nutrition,
Self-efficiacy

Disciplines

Health and Physical Education,
Nutrition and
Women's Health

Publication Date

2018

DOI

doi:10.1080/03630242.2018.1544968

Citation Information

Annesi, J.J. (2018). Exercise effects on mood and its associations with self-regulatory skills, self-efficacy, and eating changes during the year following weight-loss treatment. Women & Health. doi:10.1080/03630242.2018.1544968