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Masters Thesis

Personality trait modifications accompanying changes in body composition of obese women participating in a weight control program

The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between personality (measured in terms of two primary, independent dimensions) and changes in body composition; more specifically, are psychological modifications ancillary effects of weight reduction or must psychological integration precede increases in the lean body mass:fat ratio?
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  • 1974-09-11
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  • Masters
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  • Kinesiology and Physical Education
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  • 1974-09-11
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