"Hunger" is a concept whose operational definition is ambiguously defined in humans. A scale was built, using as items some typical target behaviors of TCC, the SBEB (Scale of Borderline Eating Behaviors). Administered to a first sample of 140 obese outpatients and to a second sample of 400 university students, total SBEB scores were significantly and linearly associated with BMI in both samples, and the subscore of state-dependent eating was also higher in the more severe obese. Some support is given to the hypothesis that a mislabeled sense of "hunger" may underlie the development of overweight or hamper attempts at weight reduction
The present study investigated whether a single-session of food cue exposure for overweight women wo...
In this chapter, the authors present a broad view of the current background to the obesity pandemic ...
Findings of a few recent studies suggest that obesity is characterized by deficits in appetitive lea...
Hunger is a poorly defined cognition, assumed to motivate overeating, but there is no firm evidence ...
Hunger is a poorly defined cognition, assumed to motivate overeating, but there is no firm evidence ...
Hunger is a poorly defined cognition, assumed to motivate overeating, but there is no firm evidence ...
The purpose of this descriptive correlational study was to examine relationships among the sensation...
Background Binge eating (BE) has long been identified as a correlate of overweight and obesity. Howe...
textabstractDuring the past few decades the prevalence of obesity has increased remarkably. The inc...
Schachter has proposed a cognitive theory of cue salience of eating behavior which implies that obes...
The purpose of this project was to determine if normal, overweight, and obese people experience diff...
Mario Ciampolini,1 David Lovell-Smith,2 Timothy Kenealy,3 Riccardo Bianchi4 1Unit of Preventive Gast...
c,-URR.ENT CLINICAL conceptions of hunger are based on reports that the ex-perience of hunger occurs...
Hunger refers to: (1) the meaning of certain bodily sensations; (2) a mental state of anticipation t...
van Strien et al. [van Strien, T., Engels, R. C. M. E., van Leeuwe, J., Snoek, H. M. (2005). The Sti...
The present study investigated whether a single-session of food cue exposure for overweight women wo...
In this chapter, the authors present a broad view of the current background to the obesity pandemic ...
Findings of a few recent studies suggest that obesity is characterized by deficits in appetitive lea...
Hunger is a poorly defined cognition, assumed to motivate overeating, but there is no firm evidence ...
Hunger is a poorly defined cognition, assumed to motivate overeating, but there is no firm evidence ...
Hunger is a poorly defined cognition, assumed to motivate overeating, but there is no firm evidence ...
The purpose of this descriptive correlational study was to examine relationships among the sensation...
Background Binge eating (BE) has long been identified as a correlate of overweight and obesity. Howe...
textabstractDuring the past few decades the prevalence of obesity has increased remarkably. The inc...
Schachter has proposed a cognitive theory of cue salience of eating behavior which implies that obes...
The purpose of this project was to determine if normal, overweight, and obese people experience diff...
Mario Ciampolini,1 David Lovell-Smith,2 Timothy Kenealy,3 Riccardo Bianchi4 1Unit of Preventive Gast...
c,-URR.ENT CLINICAL conceptions of hunger are based on reports that the ex-perience of hunger occurs...
Hunger refers to: (1) the meaning of certain bodily sensations; (2) a mental state of anticipation t...
van Strien et al. [van Strien, T., Engels, R. C. M. E., van Leeuwe, J., Snoek, H. M. (2005). The Sti...
The present study investigated whether a single-session of food cue exposure for overweight women wo...
In this chapter, the authors present a broad view of the current background to the obesity pandemic ...
Findings of a few recent studies suggest that obesity is characterized by deficits in appetitive lea...