Table 3.

Factors Correlated with Weight Regain the Same Week and Predicting Weight Regain the Following Week During the 9-Month Maintenance Period.

	Weight Change the Same Week Model Fixed Effects				Weight Change the Following Week Model Fixed Effects
Variable	Estimate	SE	t	p	Estimate	SE	t	P
Frequency of Self-Weighing, Days	−.028	.003	−9.51	<.0001	−.018	.003	−6.08	<.0001
Frequency of Self-Monitoring Caloric Intake, Days	−.020	.002	−10.27	<.0001	−.012	.002	−6.19	<.0001
Physical Activity, Hours	−.016	.003	−5.41	<.0001	−.012	.003	−4.24	<.0001
Positive Mood	−.022	.004	−5.03	<.0001	−.012	.004	−2.76	.006
Negative Mood	.021	.004	5.11	<.0001	.013	.004	3.12	.002
Stress	.012	.004	3.17	.002	.008	.004	2.35	.019
Hunger	.035	.004	7.71	<.0001	.019	.004	4.16	<.0001
Boredom with Weight Control Efforts	.040	.004	9.72	<.0001	.023	.004	5.49	<.0001
Eating Choices Consistent with Weight Loss Goals	−.045	.004	−11.61	<.0001	−.029	.004	−7.39	<.0001
Physical Activity Choices Consistent with Weight Loss Goals	−.023	.003	−6.84	<.0001	−.017	.003	−5.12	<.0001
Temptation to Eat Foods “Not on Plan”	.039	.004	9.81	<.0001	.022	.004	5.48	<.0001
Temptation to Skip Planned Physical Activity	.024	.003	7.26	<.0001	.015	.003	4.72	<.0001
Effort of “Staying on Track”	.036	.004	9.51	<.0001	.024	.004	6.37	<.0001
Importance of “Staying on Track” Compared to Other Life Demands	−.041	.004	−10.73	<.0001	−.025	.004	−6.46	<.0001

Note. p values < .05 are shown in boldface.