Locus Of Control And Weight Reduction
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The document summarizes a study that examined the relationship between locus of control and weight reduction from a behavior modification program. The study involved 41 participants who took part in a 2-year weight reduction group program. The program consisted of 8 full days of sessions over 6 weeks that provided training on diet, behavior modification, and physical activity. Participants were measured at baseline and throughout the program. The results found that participants with a more internal locus of control experienced greater weight reduction, suggesting an internal orientation may be predictive of success in obesity therapy. Limitations included some participant dropout.
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- 20 pre-obese and obese subjects participated in a study that assigned them to either morning training (MG) or evening training (EG) while following a low calorie diet
- Both groups saw significant improvements in physical capacity, decreases in body weight, BMI, fat mass, percentage of fat, and waist circumference after 8 weeks of training
- However, the evening training group (EG) saw greater decreases in fat mass and percentage of fat compared to the morning group, as well as an increase in lean body mass, suggesting evening training was more effective for fat loss and preservation of muscle mass
Effect of time-of-day specific obese training on body composition and physica...
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