Weight management practices of black paraprofessional women

Reames, B.; Burnett, M.F.

Weight management practices of black paraprofessional women

1991

Reames, B. | Burnett, M.F.

This study was designed to investigate the effect of participation in a weight control workshop, by black female paraprofessionals employed as EFNEP nutrition aides, on selected indexes, including dietary intake, nutrition knowledge, exercise practices, eating behaviors, anthropometric measurements, and sick leave hours used.

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anthropometric measurements body fat body mass index exercise food intake health hazards humans methods nutrition education obesity women women

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Journal of the American Dietetic Association

Volume 91 Issue 7 Pagination 841 - 843 ISSN 0002-8223

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Nutritional physiological phenomena; Black or african american; Food and nutrition programs; Eating habits; Nutrition knowledge; Nutrition aides; Comparisons; Weight loss; Feeding behavior; Working; Health education; Weight control; Blacks; Female; Workshops (programs); Sick leave; Expanded food and nutrition education program; Nationalities and ethnic groups

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English

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2019-12-04

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Weight management practices of black paraprofessional women

1991

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