Psychological Impact of a “Health-at-Every-Size” Intervention on Weight-Preoccupied Overweight/Obese Women

Table 3

Change during the intervention and during the follow-up as well as overall change expressed in percentage of change¹.

	Change during the intervention	Change during the follow-up		Overall change
	$T=0\text{–}T=4$	$T=4\text{–}10$	$T=10\text{–}T=16$	$T=0\text{–}T=16$
	(%)	(%)	(%)	(%)
Body weight
HAES	−1.93	−0.14	0.00	−2.07
SS	−0.85	−0.46	+0.40	−0.91
WL	−0.53	−1.19	+1.53	−0.21
BDI
HAES	−25.35	—	—	−23.32
SS	−38.36	—	—	+1.38
WL	−27.11	—	—	−27.11
CFSEI
HAES	+5.38	+0.99	+1.44	+7.96
SS	+5.16	+0.29	−0.49	+4.95
WL	+4.27	+2.65	−1.44	+5.49
IWQOL
HAES	+3.63	+1.14	+2.39	+7.32
SS	+4.29	+0.50	−2.00	+2.71
WL	+4.50	+3.61	−2.50	+5.58
Binge Eating Scale
HAES	−25.69	+3.05	−7.72	−29.34
SS	−14.04	−13.50	+5.49	−21.57
WL	−15.86	−5,76	+9.22	−13.39
BES
Appearance
HAES	+22.13	+4.38	+7.78	+37.40
SS	+16.42	+7.69	−5.36	+18.66
WL	+13,79	+5.45	−2.30	+17.24
Weight
HAES	+36.78	0.00	+13.45	+55.17
SS	+30.49	+10.28	−7.63	+32.93
WL	+16.67	+20.54	−7.40	+30.21

¹Percentages of change were computed among completers only since the percentages of change for noncompleters cannot be estimated, baseline scores being attributed to all missing values (percentage of change = 0, no possibility for noncompleters to show an increase or decrease in scores).