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Appetite|March 5, 2017
Not so fast: The impact of impulsivity on weight loss varies by treatment typeStephanie M Manasse, Daniel Flack, Cara Dochat, et al.Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology|May 25, 2018
Application of Machine Learning to Predict Dietary Lapses During Weight LossStephanie P Goldstein, Fengqing Zhang, John G Thomas, et al.Eating Behaviors|January 14, 2014
The discrepancy between implicit and explicit attitudes in predicting disinhibited eatingStephanie P Goldstein, Evan M Forman, Nachshon Meiran, et al.Translational Behavioral Medicine|September 16, 2021
Comparing ecological momentary assessment to sensor-based approaches in predicting dietary lapseRebecca J Crochiere, Fengqing Zoe Zhang, Adrienne S Juarascio, et al.Journal of Behavioral Medicine|November 22, 2021
Momentary predictors of dietary lapse from a mobile health weight loss interventionRebecca J Crochiere, Sophie R Abber, Lauren C Taylor, et al.Translational Behavioral Medicine|October 12, 2019
Randomized controlled trial of OnTrack, a just-in-time adaptive intervention designed to enhance weight lossEvan M Forman, Stephanie P Goldstein, Rebecca J Crochiere, et al.Obesity (Silver Spring, Md.)|September 28, 2016
Acceptance-based versus standard behavioral treatment for obesity: Results from the mind your health randomized controlled trialEvan M Forman, Meghan L Butryn, Stephanie M Manasse, et al.Appetite|November 3, 2015
Slowing down and taking a second look: Inhibitory deficits associated with binge eating are not food-specificStephanie M Manasse, Stephanie P Goldstein, Emily Wyckoff, et al.Annals of Behavioral Medicine : a Publication of the Society of Behavioral Medicine|March 11, 2017
Ecological Momentary Assessment of Dietary Lapses Across Behavioral Weight Loss Treatment: Characteristics, Predictors, and Relationships with Weight ChangeEvan M Forman, Leah M Schumacher, Ross Crosby, et al.Appetite|April 17, 2016
Mindful decision making and inhibitory control training as complementary means to decrease snack consumptionEvan M Forman, Jena A Shaw, Stephanie P Goldstein, et al.Pageof 19