Evaluation of a modified cognitive–behavioural programme for weight management

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作者：
L Rapoport
M Clark
J Wardle
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[1] ICRF Health Behaviour Unit,Department of Epidemiology and Public Health
[2] University College London,undefined
来源：
International Journal of Obesity | 2000年 / 24卷
关键词：
obesity; cognitive–behavioural therapy; dieting; non-dieting;
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate a modified cognitive–behavioural treatment (M-CBT) for weight management which addresses both the psychosocial costs and the physiological health risks of obesity, without a focus on weight loss.
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页码：1726 / 1737
页数：11
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