Psychobehavioural Factors Are More Strongly Associated with Successful Weight Management Than Predetermined Satiety Effect or Other Characteristics of Diet

Table 4

Subjects in the higher-satiety food (HSF) and lower-satiety food (LSF) groups. Mean ± SD.

	HSF	LSF	P ^a
𝑛 (males/females)	42 (12/30)	40 (9/31)	0.53^b
Age (years)	49.6±9.5	49.1±9.1	0.83
Height (cm)	167.6±8.0	165.8±9.3	0.35
Body weight (kg), before weight loss	95.7±10.8	94.6±13.1	0.67
Body weight (kg), after weight loss	83.7±8.9	82.6±10.2	0.63
Body mass index (kg/m^2), before weight loss	34.0±2.3	34.3±2.7	0.60
Body mass index (kg/m^2), after weight loss	29.8±2.1	30.0±2.3	0.63

^aStudent’s 𝑡-test; ^bChi-square.