James J Annesi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6206921 |
|---|---|
| NOME | James J Annesi |
| PRENOMES | James J |
| SOBRENOME | Annesi |
| ASSINATURA | ANNESI J J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5230-6365 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 66 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 66 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Directionality of Self‐Regulation and Self‐Efficacy Within a Treatment Targeting Cardiovascular Exercise and Emotional Eating in Women
Because of the limited success at fostering sustained weight loss through behavioral changes, surgical and pharmaceutical interventions are increasingly relied upon. Better accommodating key constructs within health behavior‐change theory might be necessary for improving success through behavioral means. Women with obesity ( N = 73) participated in a 6‐month theory‐informed and community‐based weight‐loss program. They demonstrated significant wi…
Theory-Driven Behavioral Obesity Treatment and Carry-Over of Exercise-Related, to Eating-Related, Self-Regulation
The predominant method for treating obesity has been suggesting and providing information on a controlled diet and, to a lesser extent, increased exercise. That approach has largely failed beyond the short term for many decades as obesity rates continue to rise. Therefore, leveraging improvements in psychosocial correlates of weight-loss behaviors has sometimes been suggested instead. The aim of this study was evaluation of targeted improvements …
Effects of improved dietary behaviors and increased physical activity on low body satisfaction
Within behavioral obesity interventions, progress on poor body satisfaction in women requires improvement. Women with low body satisfaction participated in obesity treatments focused on either weight-management education or cognitive-behavioral methods targeting physical activity and self-regulation. Improvements in participants' dietary behaviors, physical activity, waist circumference, body satisfaction, and mood were consistently greater in th…
Relationship of increased fruit/vegetable intake with reduced consumption of sweets
Although an increase in fruit and vegetable (FV) consumption in adults might result in reductions in their intake of sweets, there has been minimal direct testing of this. Women participated in 6-month community-based obesity treatment conditions where either their psychological skills development ( n = 66) or knowledge regarding healthful eating and exercise ( n = 39) was emphasized. Improvements in FV and sweets intake, eating-related self-regu…
Behavioral and Psychosocial Mediators of the Effects of Increased Self-Regulation on Short- and Long-Term Weight Loss in Women Within Community-Based Obesity Treatments
The aim of this study was to evaluate behavioral mediators of relationships between increased self-regulation of eating and weight loss so that findings on psychosocial correlates of treatment-associated weight change could be extended. Participants were women enrolled in 6-month community-based obesity treatments using primarily self-regulatory (SR-treatment, n = 52) or education-focused (Didactic training, n = 54) methods. Changes from baseline…
Effects of obesity treatment-associated changes in mood and self-regulation on high emotional eating
Sequential mediation path from moderate exercise to weight loss through social cognitive theory variables
Theory to treatment to theory
Early Effects of Body Satisfaction on Emotional Eating
It was proposed that emotional eating is a critical factor to address early in a behavioral obesity treatment for women to improve their long-term weight-loss, which has been problematic. Poor body image/body satisfaction is a likely predictor of emotional eating. Possible social cognitive theory-based mediators of the body satisfaction-emotional eating relationship having treatment implications include disturbed mood and self-efficacy for contro…
Effects of women’s age on their emotional eating changes within a self-regulation-focused obesity treatment
Results of behavioral obesity treatments have generally been unsuccessful. Reduction of participants' emotional eating (EE) might be essential. Women with obesity within age-groups of emerging adult, young adult, and middle-aged adult - participating in a community-based obesity treatment centered around self-regulatory skills to control eating - were evaluated over 6 months. There were significant reductions in participants' EE and eating-relate…
Coaction of Obesity Treatment–Associated Changes in Physical Activity and Emotional Eating
BACKGROUND: Research on coaction suggests improvements in physical activity and emotional eating will occur in a reciprocal manner. AIMS: To determine if changes in body satisfaction mediate relations between physical activity and emotional eating changes and if age affects degree of change in those variables. METHOD: = 52) women participants of a community-based obesity treatment were assessed on behavioral and psychological variables over 3 and…
Contrasts of Initial and Gain Scores in Obesity Treatment–Targeted Psychosocial Variables by Women Participants' Weight Change Patterns Over 2 Years
The typical pattern of weight change associated with behavioral obesity treatments has been some loss in weight through approximately 6 months, followed by near complete regain. However, patterns vary widely across individuals. The objectives are to determine whether recent prediction model-based indications of relations among changes in psychosocial correlates of the weight loss behaviors of physical activity and controlled eating vary by patter…
Sequential Mediation of the Relation of Increased Physical Activity and Weight Loss by Mood and Emotional Eating Changes
Psychological/behavioral correlates of weight loss, including emotional eating, require improved understandings. These might be especially useful in the context of community-based interventions. Women with obesity, enrolled in 6-month community-based weight loss treatments emphasizing either self-regulation (n = 54) or typical educational methods (n = 52), were evaluated on changes in physical activity/exercise, mood, emotional eating, and weight…
Emotional eating
Emotional eating (EE) is considered important for controlling weight, especially in women; however, it might be affected by age. Within a recently proposed model assessing theoretical paths from physical activity to changes in psychological variables and then eating behavior and weight, it was unclear if EE was a construct requiring specific treatment attention or if attending to effects of physical activity‐induced mood changes on eating was suf…
Evaluation of a new causal chain model for predicting embedded psychosocial and behavioral relationships in a community‐based obesity treatment seeking maintained weight loss
A new causal chain model positing theory‐ and research‐based interrelationships among psychosocial and behavioral variables leading to weight loss and its maintenance was assessed. Two samples of women participating in community‐based cognitive‐behavioral obesity treatments were assessed over either 6 months (weight loss phase; N = 103), or additionally including Months 6–12 (weight‐loss maintenance phase; N = 101). Analyses first evaluated wheth…
Effects of Behaviorally Supported Exercise and Exercise-Induced Mood Changes on Elevated Blood Pressure and Hypertension in African American Adults with Severe Obesity
Psychological Mechanisms of Interactions between Improvements in Exercise and Healthy Eating Behaviors (Coaction) within a Community-Based Obesity Treatment Setting
Coaction refers to positive change in one behavior increasing the probability of positive change in a second behavior. Because mechanisms of coaction have not been well studied, and its improved comprehension might optimize architectures of multi-component behavioral obesity interventions, this research aimed to incorporate theory to assess whether treatment-associated changes in self-regulation and self-efficacy sequentially mediate an associati…
Using Virtual Agents and Activity Monitors to Autonomously Track and Assess Self-Determined Physical Activity Among Young Children
The majority of youth fail to get the recommended amount of physical activity (PA), and there is a precipitous decline in PA among children as they get older. Guided by self-determination theory and social cognitive theory, we designed an interactive, mixed reality PA intervention for 6–10-year-old children. Capitalizing on the features of consumer-grade interactive communication technologies, the intervention features a kiosk-based system that h…
Effects of a teen resident camp leadership program on changes in dimensions of self-control and interpersonal functioning, and their theory-based relationships
Predicting 2‐year weight loss through temporally specific earlier losses, relevant behaviors, and their psychological correlates
Maintaining loss of weight beyond an initial 6–9 months remains problematic, with research indicating little recent progress. A poor understanding of how and when prior weight loss, behavioral changes, and psychosocial predictors are associated with long‐term weight changes persists. To better‐inform behavioral treatments for long‐term success with weight loss, women with obesity ( N = 86; M age = 48.6 years) volunteered for research incorporatin…
Psychosocial Correlates of Emotional Eating and Their Interrelations
Mitigation of the effects of emotional eating on sweets consumption by treatment-associated self-regulatory skills usage in emerging adult and middle-age women with obesity
Effects of a Standardized Curriculum on Physical Activity and Body Composition in After-School Program Participants with BMI Scores above the 90th Percentile
Childhood overweight and obesity is a continued problem. Children above the 90th percentile for BMI are particularly susceptible to cardiovascular health risks. There remains a minimal understanding of theory-based psychological predictors of physical activity and weight change in children. This research incorporated data from a subsample of after-school care enrollees above the 90th BMI percentile (Mage=10.1 years) who participated in either 4-d…
Factors Related to Weight Gain/Loss among Emerging Adults with Obesity
Results suggest that the perceived ability to control one's behaviors and overcome barriers, self-efficacy, and mood are important in weight-related behaviors, weight, and weight loss success among emerging adults, especially those enrolled in college
Relationship of Emotional Eating and Mood Changes Through Self-Regulation Within Three Behavioral Treatments for Obesity
An enhanced understanding of the dynamics of psychosocial change processes within behavioral weight loss treatments is required to improve their generally poor results. Based on social cognitive theory, self-regulation of eating has the possibility of affecting interrelations between psychosocial correlates of inappropriate eating behaviors such as emotional eating and negative mood. Within behavioral interventions, physical activity, treatment f…
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Preliminary Comparison of Treatments of Shoulder Injuries Using the Frrlinxx Computer Feedback System and Standard Physical Therapy
Preliminary Comparison of Treatments of Shoulder Injuries Using the Frrlinxx Computer Feedback System and Standard Physical Therapy
Preliminary Comparison of Treatments of Shoulder Injuries Using the FitLinxxTM Computer Feedback System and Standard Physical Therapy
Men and women suffering from various shoulder injuries (n = 28) were recruited to test the efficacy of a computer feedback system during physical therapy. Measures of physiological progress were statistically equivalent between the Standard Treatment and FitLinxx supported groups. Although compliance was uniformly high between groups, the FitLinxx-supported patients were more likely to continue exercise after termination of treatment. Considerabl…
Preliminary Estimates of Effects of a Cognitive Behavioral Treatment System on Drop-Out Rates in Exercise Programs at Three Ymca Facilities
Preliminary Estimates of Effects of a Cognitive Behavioral Treatment System on Drop-Out Rates in Exercise Programs at Three Ymca Facilities
Preliminary Estimates of Effects of a Cognitive Behavioral Treatment System on Drop-out Rates in Exercise Programs at Three Ymca Facilities
The effect of a treatment system based on principles of social cognitive and cognitive behavioral theory was estimated through case studies conducted in three YMCA fitness facilities. Significant (p < .05) reductions in drop-out rates of 23% (Georgia sample; n = 171), 27% (California sample; n = 159), and 21% (Florida sample; = 83) were found for the new and returning exercisers over the 5- and 6-mo. study time frames. Age was not related to drop…
Sex Differences in Relations of Cardiorespiratory and Mood Changes Associated with Self-Selected Amounts of Cardiovascular Exercise
44 formerly sedentary men (n=22) and women (n=22) self-selected cardiovascular exercise intensities, durations, and frequencies for 12 wk. A mean of approximately 2 exercise sessions/week, for 28 to 29 min./session were completed, and small (ds=.30 to .35) but significant (p<.05) cardiorespiratory (VO2 max) improvements were found. Reductions in Depression and Tension scores on the Profile of Mood States were also significant (ps<.05) over the 12…
Effects of a Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Protocol on the Drop-Out Rates of Exercise Participants in 17 Ymca Facilities of Six Cities
Mood States of Formerly Sedentary Younger and Older Women at Weeks 1 and 10 of a Moderate Exercise Program
This study assessed and contrasted mood changes associated with a 10-wk moderate exercise program in 64 formerly sedentary women of different ages. Analyses of covariance, with Week 1 mood scores as the covariates, indicated that the younger exercise group (n=32; M age=33 yr.) and older exercise group (n=32; M age=63 yr.) showed significantly (p<.05) more residual improvement in scores on McNair, Lorr, and Droppleman's Profile of Mood States Tens…
Effects of a Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Protocol on the Drop-Out Rates of Exercise Participants in 17 Ymca Facilities of Six Cities
The effects of a treatment system, based on tenets of cognitive behavioral and social cognitive theory, were estimated using case studies conducted in 17 fitness facilities of six regional associations of the YMCA. Significant reductions in drop-out rates of new and returning exercisers were found for the treatment groups (ns=30 to 124; M drop out=38.9%, SD=9.5) compared to the control groups (ns=36 to 175; M drop out=62.9%, SD=6.4) over the 6-mo…
Relation of Body Fat to Depression and Overall Mood Changes over a 10-WK. Course of Moderate Exercise in Formerly Sedentary Older Women
There were no significant relationships (rs = -.01 to .06) between percent body fat and changes in depression and overall mood scores on the Profile of Mood States in older women just beginning a moderate exercise program
Relationship between Number of Exercise Counseling Sessions Attended and Adherence to a New Exercise Program
Attendance at treatment sessions based on cognitive-behavioral and social cognitive theory were significantly correlated with exercise session drop out rpb = -.56) and attendance (rpb = .69) in 130 adults beginning new exercise programs
Mood States of Formerly Sedentary Younger and Older Women at Weeks 1 and 10 of a Moderate Exercise Program
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Relation of Body Fat to Depression and Overall Mood Changes Over a 10-Wk. Course of Moderate Exercise in Formerly Sedentary Older Women
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Changes in Depressed Mood Associated with 10 Weeks of Moderate Cardiovascular Exercise in Formerly Sedentary Adults
Two groups of adults classified with depressed mood (10% highest scores on the Profile of Mood States-Short Form Depression scale) were contrasted on changes in POMS Depression scores over 10 weeks. The exercise group (n = 26) was given a moderate cardiovascular exercise program of 3x/week for 20 to 30 min. per session. The control group (n=24) did not participate in exercise. Significant reductions in POMS Depression scores over 10 weeks were no…
Correlations of Depression and Total Mood Disturbance With Physical Activity and Self-Concept in Preadolescents Enrolled in an After-School Exercise Program
Correlations of Depression and Total Mood Disturbance With Physical Activity and Self-Concept in Preadolescents Enrolled in an After-School Exercise Program
Improvements in Self-Concept Associated with Reductions in Negative Mood in Preadolescents Enrolled in an After-School Physical Activity Program
Preadolescents enrolled in either a 3 times per week, 12-week exercise program (n = 50) or a no-exercise program control condition (n = 42) during their after-school care, were assessed for indication of whether exercise-induced changes in self-concept and overall negative mood were negatively correlated. Significant improvements in ratings of self-concept and of negative mood were found over 12 wk. Inverse relationships were found between change…
Improvements in Self-Concept Associated With Reductions in Negative Mood in Preadolescents Enrolled in an After-School Physical Activity Program
Correlations of Depression and Total Mood Disturbance with Physical Activity and Self-Concept in Preadolescents Enrolled in an After-School Exercise Program
This preliminary investigation estimated relationships of depression and negative mood with physical activity and self-concept in 9- to 12-yr.-old boys and girls (n=49) enrolled in an after-school exercise program for 12 wk. Multiple regression analyses indicated that a significant portion of the variance in scores on the Profile of Mood States subscales, Depression (R2=.55, F=28.00, p<.01), and Total Mood Disturbance (R2=.40, F= 15.02, p<.01) we…
Moderating Effects of Physical Self-Appraisal on Relations of Weight With Energy Changes for Obese Women Initiating a Supported Exercise and Nutrition Information Program
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Correlates of Mood Changes in Obese Women Initiating a Moderate Exercise and Nutrition Information Program
Moderating Effects of Physical Self-Appraisal on Relations of Weight with Energy Changes for Obese Women Initiating a Supported Exercise and Nutrition Information Program
Significant linear bivariate correlations were found between changes in ratings of Vigor and Fatigue, and weight change over 24 weeks (rs = -.34 and .46, respectively) for 48 obese women who had initiated a supported physical activity and nutrition information program. However, after controlling for changes in Body Areas Satisfaction scale scores, the correlations decreased and were not significant. After controlling for changes in Physical Self-…
Correlates of Mood Changes in Obese Women Initiating a Moderate Exercise and Nutrition Information Program
This 20-wk. study assessed relationships of mean difference scores on measures of self-efficacy and self-concept with scores for overall mood in 44 obese women who initiated a moderate exercise and nutrition information program. Simultaneous entry of changes in Physical Self-concept, Exercise Self-efficacy, and Body Areas Satisfaction scale scores into a multiple regression equation explained a significant 38% of the variance in changes in Total …
Sex Differences in Correlations between Personal Incentives and Self-Motivation, and Occurrence of Perceived Positive Changes in Feeling States after Exercise
Personal incentives for exercising of weight management and appearance improvement were significantly correlated with percentage of positive exercise-induced feeling changes in women (n=23) and men (n=20) initiating 12-wk. exercise programs. No significant differences were found by sex. Self-motivation was also significantly related to occurrence of positive feeling changes for men
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