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. 2016 Aug 19;10(6):369–376. doi: 10.1177/1559827616661690

Table 2.

Significant Improvements in Fruit and Vegetable or Fat Intake at Long-Term Follow-up Time Points by Theory.

12 Months 16 Months 18 Months 24 Months 36 Months 48 Months 60 Months 72 Months
Fruit and vegetable
Theory
 Combination (SCT + other) Steptoe,a,b Kristal,a,b Toft,a,c McCarthya Winetta Campbell,a Lina,b Tofta Tofta,c
 SCT Mosher,a Peters,b Pakiz,a Pierce,a Stevensa,b Haegmana Piercea Piercea
 SDT Browna
 TTM Proschaska,a,b Racette,b Johnsona Proschaska,a,b Johnsona
Fat
Theory
 Combination (SCT + other) Steptoe,b Kristal,a,b Toft,b McCarthyb Linb Toftb Tofta,b
 SCT Mosher,a Peters,b Pakiz,a Pierce,a Stevensa,b Haegmana Piercea Piercea
 SDT Browna
 TTM Riebe,b Proschaska,a,b Racette,b Johnsona Riebe,b Proschaska,a,b Johnsona

Abbreviations: SCT, social cognitive theory; SDT, self-determination theory; TTM, transtheoretical model.

a

Difference between intervention and control group at time point (between-group difference).

b

difference from baseline at timepoint (within-group difference).

c

Vegetable only.