Study Design

DS Daniel H. Sheinbein
RS Richard I. Stein
JH Jacqueline F. Hayes
MB Mackenzie L. Brown
KB Katherine N. Balantekin
RC Rachel P. Kolko Conlon
BS Brian E. Saelens
MP Michael G. Perri
RW R. Robinson Welch
KS Kenneth B. Schechtman
LE Leonard H. Epstein
DW Denise E. Wilfley
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This study used baseline data from a multisite randomized controlled trial conducted in St. Louis, MO, and Seattle, WA25, which investigated the efficacy of continued weight-control interventions following a 16-session family-based behavioral weight-loss treatment (FBT). Briefly, FBT is an evidence-based treatment for children with OW/OB, which promotes increased physical activity, encourages greater consumption of nutritious, low-energy-dense foods, and teaches behavioral strategies and parenting skills conducive to better child weight-management25. Child psychopathology and its potential correlates (identified based on empirical and theoretical associations with depression and anxiety) were assessed at baseline (i.e., prior to beginning FBT) via questionnaires and semi-structured interviews that were administered by trained staff.

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