Table 1.
Months after baseline assessment
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2 M (SD) |
4 M (SD) |
5 M (SD) |
6 M (SD) |
8 M (SD) |
11 M (SD) |
13 M (SD) |
15 M (SD) |
18 M (SD) |
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Satisfaction | 4.45 (2.18) n=234 |
3.88 (2.09) n=191 |
3.73 (2.12) n=183 |
3.70 (2.19) n=212 |
3.87 (1.96) n=157 |
3.60 (2.07) n=155 |
3.62 (1.96) n=123 |
3.61 (1.96) n=131 |
3.42 (2.02) n=192 |
Percentage change in weight from baseline | 3.08 (2.97) n=216 |
2.69 (3.97) n=193 |
2.99 (4.56) n=181 |
3.03 (5.42) n=205 |
3.53 (6.47) n=159 |
3.47 (6.62) n=154 |
3.37 (7.09) n=119 |
3.74 (7.40) n=130 |
2.38 (7.15) n=185 |
Weight-loss-related outcomes | |||||||||
Amount of perceived self- control | 4.66 (1.95) n=235 |
3.80 (2.05) n=192 |
3.64 (2.13) n=185 |
3.36 (2.08) n=213 |
3.54 (2.09) n=157 |
3.35 (2.12) n=155 |
3.18 (2.04) n=123 |
3.39 (1.95) n=130 |
3.88 (1.92) n=192 |
Perceived attractiveness | 4.20 (1.74) n=233 |
3.80 (1.83) n=193 |
3.75 (1.82) n=185 |
3.74 (1.87) n=214 |
3.75 (1.92) n=159 |
3.76 (1.89) n=155 |
3.92 (1.76) n=123 |
3.64 (1.92) n=130 |
3.76 (1.89) n=191 |
Amount of positive feedback about weight | 2.03 (2.27) n=235 |
1.82 (2.23) n=192 |
1.96 (2.33) n=184 |
1.90 (2.41) n=213 |
1.99 (2.38) n=158 |
1.65 (2.33) n=154 |
1.62 (2.19) n=123 |
1.89 (2.25) n=131 |
1.70 (2.22) n=191 |
Amount of negative feedback about weight | 0.69 (1.43) n=235 |
0.85 (1.61) n=192 |
0.72 (1.47) n=185 |
1.01 (1.88) n=213 |
0.75 (1.56) n=156 |
0.90 (1.71) n=155 |
0.56 (1.24) n=123 |
0.71 (1.50) n=131 |
0.86 (1.59) n=190 |
Improvement in how well clothes fit | 3.10 (2.22) n=233 |
2.95 (2.47) n=193 |
2.43 (2.40) n=185 |
1.61 (1.97) n=44 |
2.28 (2.41) n=158 |
2.01 (2.38) n=154 |
2.23 (2.37) n=123 |
2.26 (2.48) n=130 |
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Weight-loss-related experiences | |||||||||
Amount of effort following weight control plan | 4.55 (2.28) n=234 |
3.91 (2.15) n=191 |
3.63 (2.09) n=185 |
3.39 (2.27) n=213 |
3.60 (2.20) n=159 |
3.50 (2.39) n=156 |
3.46 (2.13) n=123 |
3.31 (2.18) n=131 |
3.61 (2.10) n=192 |
Miss foods high in fat and/or calories | 4.15 (1.99) n=233 |
3.67 (2.08) n=190 |
3.51 (2.08) n=180 |
3.79 (1.85) n=209 |
3.43 (2.16) n=155 |
3.52 (2.35) n=150 |
3.49 (2.17) n=120 |
3.50 (2.11) n=129 |
3.61 (1.92) n=189 |
Frequency of frustration dealing with weight | 4.02 (2.19) n=233 |
4.26 (1.98) n=191 |
4.13 (2.04) n=184 |
4.17 (2.14) n=212 |
4.30 (2.16) n=158 |
4.38 (2.23) n=155 |
4.59 (2.03) n=123 |
4.37 (2.19) n=131 |
4.45 (2.13) n=192 |
Number of days weighing oneself | 4.53 (2.57) n=234 |
4.27 (2.62) n=192 |
3.89 (2.74) n=184 |
3.29 (2.71) n=213 |
3.66 (2.50) n=157 |
3.52 (2.63) n=155 |
3.25 (2.55) n=122 |
3.63 (2.52) n=130 |
3.08 (2.67) n=191 |
Approached thinking about weight control efforts | 3.64 (1.38) n=233 |
3.78 (1.82) n=190 |
3.43 (1.82) n=182 |
3.34 (2.02) n=213 |
3.56 (1.93) n=157 |
3.31 (2.03) n=153 |
3.17 (2.00) n=121 |
3.31 (2.10) n=130 |
3.52 (1.97) n=188 |
Ns vary because of missing values. The variables were standardized so that the values reported in the table are all on a 0–8 scale. Because of an administrative error, improvement in clothes fitting was only measured among those participants at 6 months who completed the assessment via mailed questionnaire and it was not measured at 18 months