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Perceptual and Motor Skills|September 28, 2004
Relationship of feeling states after exercise and Total Mood Disturbance over 10 weeks in formerly sedentary womenJames J Annesi, Wayne L WestcottAmerican Journal of Health Behavior|April 30, 2008
Relations of mood and exercise with weight loss in formerly sedentary obese womenJames J Annesi, Ann C WhitakerPsychological Reports|October 14, 2006
Correlates of mood changes in obese women initiating a moderate exercise and nutrition information programJames J Annesi, Jennifer L UnruhThe International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity|December 7, 2013
Reciprocal effects of treatment-induced increases in exercise and improved eating, and their psychosocial correlates, in obese adults seeking weight loss: a field-based trialJames J Annesi, Kandice J PorterBehavioral Medicine (Washington, D.C.)|June 27, 2014
Reciprocal effects of exercise and nutrition treatment-induced weight loss with improved body image and physical self-conceptJames J Annesi, Kandice J PorterHealth Education & Behavior : the Official Publication of the Society for Public Health Education|February 20, 2009
Psychological factors associated with weight loss in obese and severely obese women in a behavioral physical activity interventionJames J Annesi, Ann C WhitakerJournal of Nutrition Education and Behavior|August 26, 2023
Effects of Women's Body Satisfaction, Emotional Eating, and Race on Short-, Mid-, and Long-term Weight LossJames J Annesi, Sara M PowellEating and Weight Disorders : EWD|October 22, 2014
Theory-based psychosocial factors that discriminate between weight-loss success and failure over 6 months in women with morbid obesity receiving behavioral treatmentsJames J Annesi, Ping H JohnsonJournal of Nutrition Education and Behavior|June 12, 2017
Directionality in the Relationship of Self-regulation, Self-efficacy, and Mood Changes in Facilitating Improved Physical Activity and Nutrition Behaviors: Extending Behavioral Theory to Improve Weight-Loss Treatment EffectsJames J Annesi, Linda L VaughnInternational Journal of Behavioral Medicine|February 16, 2023
The Role of Change in Self-efficacy in Maintaining Exercise-Associated Improvements in Mood Beyond the Initial 6 Months of Expected Weight Loss in Women with ObesityJames J Annesi, Sara M PowellPageof 18