The association of energy intake bias with psychological scores of women
European Journal of Clinical NutritionPublished 1 July 1999
DL Taren, Michael E. Tobar, Anabel Hill, Wanda H. Howell, Catherine M. Shisslak, Iris R. Bell
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Results suggest that Social Desirability and self image of body shape are associated with RA, and modifications in subject training may reduce the effect of these factors on RA.
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These results suggest that Social Desirability and self image of body shape are associated with RA. Modifications in subject training may reduce the effect of these factors on RA.
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