Factors associated with choice of behavioural weight loss program by adults with obesity

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We assessed the preference for two behavioural weight loss programs, Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) and Healthy Weight for Living (HWL) in adults with obesity. A cross-sectional survey was fielded on the Amazon Mechanical Turk. Eligibility criteria included reporting BMI ≥30 and at least two chronic health conditions. Participants read about the programs, selected their preferred program, and answered follow-up questions. The estimated probability of choosing either program was not significantly different from.5 (N = 1005, 50.8% DPP and 49.2% HWL, p =.61). Participants' expectations about adherence, weight loss magnitude, and dropout likelihood were associated with their choice (p

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Jamshidi-Naeini, Y., Roberts, S. B., Dickinson, S., Owora, A., Agley, J., Zoh, R. S., … Allison, D. B. (2023). Factors associated with choice of behavioural weight loss program by adults with obesity. Clinical Obesity, 13(4). https://doi.org/10.1111/cob.12591

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