Yingnan Niu, He Cai, Li Zhang
The Moderating Role of the DYX1C1 Gene in the Effect of Home Supervision on Chinese Children's Reading Achievements: Evidence from the Diathesis-Stress Model
Behavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)
lack data combination multiple approaches control overweight obesity adolescents study aimed evaluate effect combination program including smartphone nutrition education physical activity cognitive behavioral therapy cbt programs management obesity overweight among elementary school girls comparison traditional education method primary outcome study assessment changes anthropometric data 10 weeks secondary outcome investigating effect treatment biochemical data sixtytwo elementary school girls aged 912 years body mass index bmi age 85th percentile chosen randomly assigned one two groups control intervention 10 weeks intervention smartphone games given children information beginning causes complications obesity food sources fiber vitamins banned foods intervention period students intervention group participate aerobics exercise 45 minutes three times per week supervision experienced trainer eight cbt sessions designed children clinical psychologist anthropometric measurements including height weight waist circumference wc hip circumference waist hip ratiowhr biochemical metabolic lab data including fasting blood sugar fbs total cholesterol high density lipoproteins hdl low density lipoproteins ldl leptin measured baseline 10 weeks later end intervention period also questionnaires metabolic equivalent test met dutch eating behavior questionnaire debq completed student baseline 10 weeks students control group receive traditional education form lectures given nutritionist regarding weight management primary outcome study assessment changes anthropometric data 10 weeks secondary outcome investigating effect treatment biochemical data sixtytwo elementary school girls aged 912 years body mass index bmi age 85th percentile chosen randomly assigned one two groups control intervention 10 weeks intervention smartphone games given children information beginning causes complications obesity food sources fiber vitamins banned foods intervention period students intervention group participate aerobics exercise 45 minutes three times per week supervision experienced trainer eight cbt sessions designed children clinical psychologist anthropometric measurements including height weight waist circumference wc hip circumference waist hip ratiowhr biochemical metabolic lab data including fasting blood sugar fbs total cholesterol high density lipoproteins hdl low density lipoproteins ldl leptin measured baseline 10 weeks later end intervention period also questionnaires metabolic equivalent test met dutch eating behavior questionnaire debq completed student baseline 10 weeks students control group receive traditional education form lectures given nutritionist regarding weight management