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Effect of glycemic load on eating behavior self-efficacy during weight loss . High eating behavior self-efficacy may contribute to successful weight loss . Diet interventions that maximize eating behavior self-efficacy may therefore improve weight loss outcomes . However , data on the effect of diet composition on eating behavior self-efficacy are sparse . To determine the effects of dietary glycemic load ( GL ) on eating behavior self-efficacy during weight loss , body weight and eating behavior self-efficacy were measured every six months in overweight adults participating in a 12-mo randomized trial testing energy-restricted diets differing in GL . All food was provided during the first six months and self-selected thereafter . Total mean weight loss did not differ between groups , and GL-level had no significant effect on eating behavior self-efficacy . In the combined cohort , individuals losing the most weight reported improvements in eating behavior self-efficacy , whereas those achieving less weight loss reported decrements in eating behavior self-efficacy . Decrements in eating behavior self-efficacy were associated with subsequent weight regain when diets were self-selected . While GL does not appear to influence eating behavior self-efficacy , lesser amounts of weight loss on provided-food energy restricted diets may deter successful maintenance of weight loss by attenuating improvements in eating behavior self-efficacy .
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Intervention_Pharmacological
Diet interventions
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Intervention_Pharmacological
testing energy-restricted diets differing in GL
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Intervention_Pharmacological
provided-food energy restricted diets
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Outcome_Physical
eating behavior self-efficacy
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Outcome_Physical
body weight
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Outcome_Mental
eating behavior self-efficacy
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Outcome_Physical
Total mean weight loss
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Outcome_Physical
eating behavior self-efficacy
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Outcome_Physical
eating behavior self-efficacy
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Outcome_Physical
weight loss
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Outcome_Physical
eating behavior self-efficacy
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Outcome_Physical
eating behavior self-efficacy
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Outcome_Physical
weight
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Participant_Age
adults
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Participant_Condition
diets
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Participant_Age
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