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Changes in body image, quality of life, and subjective well-being during behavioral obesity treatment: Associations with long-term weight control
Written by JorgePalmeira A. P., Branco T. L., Martins S. S., Minderico C. M., Barata J. T., Silva M. N., Serpa S. O., Sardinha L. B., & Teixeira P. J. (2010). Changes in body image, quality of life, and subjective well-being during behavioral obesity treatment: Associations with long-term weight control. Body Image, 7:187-193.
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