Publications by authors named "Ping H Johnson"

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Emotional eating: A treatment-worthy construct, or artifact of relations between mood and eating behaviors in younger and older women with obesity.
James J Annesi, Ping H Johnson

Scand J Psychol· April 2021

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Mitigation of the effects of emotional eating on sweets consumption by treatment-associated self-regulatory skills usage in emerging adult and middle-age women with obesity.
James J Annesi, Ping H Johnson

Appetite· December 2020

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Clinical Implications of the Association of Race With Body Satisfaction and Perceived Control Over Eating in Women Initiating a Behavioral Obesity Treatment.
James J Annesi, Ping H Johnson

Perm J· November 2020

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Participation of Female Emerging Adults in a Theory- and Evidence-Based Behavioral Weight Loss Program.
Ping H Johnson, James J Annesi

Int Q Community Health Educ· October 2020

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Factors Related to Weight Gain/Loss among Emerging Adults with Obesity.
Ping H Johnson, James J Annesi

Am J Health Behav· May 2018

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Weight Loss and the Prevention of Weight Regain: Evaluation of a Treatment Model of Exercise Self-Regulation Generalizing to Controlled Eating.
James J Annesi, Ping H Johnson, Gisèle A Tennant, Kandice J Porter, Kristin L Mcewen

Perm J· April 2017

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Pilot testing a cognitive-behavioral protocol on psychosocial predictors of exercise, nutrition, weight, and body satisfaction changes in a college-level health-related fitness course.
James J Annesi, Amy Howton, Ping H Johnson, Kandice J Porter

J Am Coll Health· September 2016

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Bi-Directional Relationship Between Self-Regulation and Improved Eating: Temporal Associations With Exercise, Reduced Fatigue, and Weight Loss.
James J Annesi, Ping H Johnson, Kandice J Porter

J Psychol· August 2016

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Changes in self-efficacy for exercise and improved nutrition fostered by increased self-regulation among adults with obesity.
James J Annesi, Ping H Johnson, Kristin L McEwen

J Prim Prev· October 2015

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Carry-over of self-regulation for physical activity to self-regulating eating in women with morbid obesity.
James J Annesi, Kandice J Porter, Ping H Johnson

Women Health· July 2015

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Theory-based psychosocial factors that discriminate between weight-loss success and failure over 6 months in women with morbid obesity receiving behavioral treatments.
James J Annesi, Ping H Johnson

Eat Weight Disord· June 2015

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