Accounting for differences in dieting status: Steps in the refinement of a model
International Journal of Eating DisordersPublished 1 December 1999
Gail F. Huon, Angela Hayne, Anoushka Gunewardene, Kathryn G. Strong, Natasha Lunn, Tiina Piira
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The refined model investigated in this study has been shown to be useful in accounting for cross-sectional differences in dieting status and will be most powerfully employed in large-scale time-extended studies of the initiation of dieting to lose weight.
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Systematic analyses are crucial for the refinement of models to be used in large-scale multivariate studies. In the short term, the model investigated in this study has been shown to be useful in accounting for cross-sectional differences in dieting status. The refined model will be most powerfully employed in large-scale time-extended studies of the initiation of dieting to lose weight.
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