Behavioral Approaches to Weight Management for Health and Wellness
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- DOI: 10.1016/j.pcl.2020.02.008
Behavioral Approaches to Weight Management for Health and Wellness
Abstract
Obesity has become a public health crisis associated with serious health problems. It is a problem that is, by and large, remarkably simple: you gain weight as a result of consuming more calories than you burn. Applied behavior analysis and behavior therapy have produced a range of methods and technologies well-suited to address the problems of overeating and physical inactivity. These methods and technologies, and the conceptual foundations underpinning them, are the focus of this article.
Keywords: Applied behavior analysis; Fitness; Health; Obesity; Wellness.
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