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This paper examines weight loss and the formation of healthy habits through cash rewards in the context of a multi-phase randomized controlled trial involving 700 obese individuals. We find effects of monetary incentives for weight loss of up to EUR 300 on body weight during all experimental...
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This paper examines weight loss and the formation of healthy habits through cash rewards in the context of a multi-phase randomized controlled trial involving 700 obese individuals. We find effects of monetary incentives for weight loss of up to EUR 300 on body weight during all experimental...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011823823
Obesity may not only be linked to undesirable health outcomes but also to limitations in sexual life. The present paper …
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for weight loss ; obesity ; nonrandom sample attrition ; effect heterogeneity …
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for weight loss ; obesity ; nonrandom sample attrition ; effect heterogeneity …
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induce weight loss. -- Randomized experiment ; financial incentives for weight loss ; obesity ; subgroups ; effect …
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We complement the empirical evidence on the sustainability of weight loss achieved through cash rewards and, for the first time, rigorously examine the potential of cash rewards to prevent weight cycling. In a three period randomized controlled trial, about 700 obese persons were first assigned...
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This study uses a simple theory model to examine how time preferences influence food choices made by individuals, which in turn have implications for their future health. The theory results demonstrate that individuals with higher bias for the present or lower patience will have poorer health...
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distribution. There is a strong negative income gradient in BMI at the obesity threshold and some evidence of a positive gradient …, increases in income are correlated with healthier BMI values. -- overweight ; obesity ; body mass index ; unconditional quantile … regression ; Foster-Greer-Thorbecke poverty measures ; NHANES …
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distribution. There is a strong negative income gradient in BMI at the obesity threshold and some evidence of a positive gradient …
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