Table 3:

Relationship between concurrent daily weighing and psychological indices during follow-up in participants whose baseline self-weighing was once per week or less.

Psychometric Indices	Never (3.75%)*	<1 per month (5.05%)	<1 per week (7.76%)	Once per week (11.97%)	Several times per week (28.65%)	≥ Once each day (42.82%)**	P value for trend
CESD	8.39 (0.83)	6.78 (0.70)	6.65 (0.55)	6.70 (0.45)	7.61 (0.35)	6.10 (0.36)	0.22
Flexible Control	6.22 (0.28)	6.38 (0.23)	7.00 (0.18)	7.29 (0.15)	7.59 (0.12)	8.07 (0.12)	<0.001
Rigid Control	6.61 (0.32)	7.14 (0.26)	7.28 (0.21)	7.38 (0.17)	7.82 (0.14)	7.99 (0.14)	<0.001
Restraint	10.49 (0.28)	10.97 (0.23)	11.10 (0.19)	11.14 (0.15)	11.37 (0.12)	11.56 (0.12)	<0.001
Disinhibition	9.14 (0.27)	8.66 (0.22)	8.83 (0.17)	8.76 (0.14)	9.00 (0.11)	8.84 (0.12)	0.84
General Health	2.65 (0.10)	2.57 (0.08)	2.47 (0.06)	2.40 (0.05)	2.35 (0.04)	2.18 (0.04)	<0.001
Binge eating	6.8% (3.1%))	6.2% (2.6%)	8.9% (2.1%))	5.1% (1.7%)	5.4% (1.3%)	2.7% (1.3%)	0.06
Compensatory Behaviors	6.4% (3.3%)	3.3% (2.7%)	5.0% (2.2%)	5.5% (1.8%)	6.7% (1.4%)	6.5% (1.4%)	0.41

Notes: Covariate adjustment for intervention group, baseline level, clinic, time from randomization, gender, age, race/ethnicity, education, and baseline BMI.

^*Percentage of visits over follow-up time among all participants providing reports on self-weighing

^**3.75% of participants reported weighing more than once per day.