Self-efficacy as a predictor of weight change and behavior change in the PREMIER trial.
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Lawrence J. Appel | Laura P. Svetkey | Phillip J. Brantley | V. Stevens | P. Brantley | L. Appel | J. Ard | L. Svetkey | R. Desmond | Renee A. Desmond | Brooks C. Wingo | Victor J. Stevens | Jamy D. Ard | B. Wingo
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