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IRCT20191102045309N1 IRCT 2021-10-13 Kharazmi University Examining the Effectiveness of the Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Matrix on Health Behaviors Examining the Effectiveness of the Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Matrix for Health Behaviors on Obese People 2020-06-21 anticipated 4 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/44314 interventional Randomization: N/A, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Single, Purpose: Treatment. N/A Obesity. Intervention group: In a multiple baseline design across individuals with follow-up, four obese people participated. The 12 session intervention was conduct weekly, individually, and online. The intervention was developed based on the six-step approach of the Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Matrix.. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: After deleting the confidential information, participants' data file in this study, including demographic and intervention information, is sharing with other researchers and practitioners. When: Access period starts 3 months after publishing the results To whom: The data is only available to colleagues and other researchers and practitioners. Conditions: The data can be used for publication in scientific journals. Researchers are not allowed to do any analysis, and they can only view and receive the data. Researchers are also required to make a written commitment not to publish the data file. Where to obtain: Send an email to Saman Nonahal: Nonahal.Saman@gmail.com How to obtain: After sending an email to Saman Nonahal, confirming the identity of the applicant, and the final confirmation of the colleagues, the data will be sent to them. The approximate time will be 2 to 3 months Comments:
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Gorgan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 4917838991 +98 17 3252 9260 Nonahal.Saman@gmail.com Kharazmi University Iran (Islamic Republic of) People aged 18-50 Body Mass Index (BMI) ≥ 30 Diploma and higher education 18 years 50 years Both suffering from mood disorders suffering from anxiety disorders suffering from eating disorders using psychiatric drugs and/or fat burner supplements suffering from cardiovascular disease suffering from diabetes suffering from thyroid problems suffering from respiratory problems suffering from gastroenteric problems receiving psychotherapy or other program for weight loss Pregnancy Planning for pregnancy Menopause Dietary Choices (DC) subscale score > 1.2 Physical Activity (PA) subscale score > 1.2 E66.0 Obesity due to excess calories Behavior Intervention group: In a multiple baseline design across individuals with follow-up, four obese people participated. The 12 session intervention was conduct weekly, individually, and online. The intervention was developed based on the six-step approach of the Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Matrix. Healthy Eating Behavior Score in the Weight Control Strategies Scale. Timepoint: 3-6 times weekly during the baseline phase, before session 3, session 5, session 7, session 9, session 11, and after session 12 during the intervention phase, and one and three months after the intervention during the follow-up phase. Method of measurement: Dietary Choices subscale in the Weight Control Strategies Scale. Exercise Behavior Score in the Weight Control Strategies Scale. Timepoint: 3-6 times weekly during the baseline phase, before session 3, session 5, session 7, session 9, session 11, and after session 12 during the intervention phase, and one and three months after the intervention during the follow-up phase. Method of measurement: Physical Activity subscale in the Weight Control Strategies Scale. Emotional Eating Score in the Three Factor Eating Questionnaire-R18. Timepoint: 3-6 times weekly during the baseline phase, before session 3, session 5, session 7, session 9, session 11, and after session 12 during the intervention phase, and one and three months after the intervention during the follow-up phase. Method of measurement: Emotional Eating subscale in the Three Factor Eating Questionnaire-R18. External Eating Score in the Dutch Eating Behaviour Questionnaire. Timepoint: 3-6 times weekly during the baseline phase, before session 3, session 5, session 7, session 9, session 11, and after session 12 during the intervention phase, and one and three months after the intervention during the follow-up phase. Method of measurement: External Eating subscale in the Dutch Eating Behaviour Questionnaire. Food Craving Acceptance Score in the Food Craving Acceptance and Action Questionnaire. Timepoint: 3-6 times weekly during the baseline phase, before session 3, session 5, session 7, session 9, session 11, and after session 12 during the intervention phase, and one and three months after the intervention during the follow-up phase. Method of measurement: Acceptance subscale in the Food Craving Acceptance and Action Questionnaire. Healthy Eating with Willingness Score in the Food Craving Acceptance and Action Questionnaire. Timepoint: 3-6 times weekly during the baseline phase, before session 3, session 5, session 7, session 9, session 11, and after session 12 during the intervention phase, and one and three months after the intervention during the follow-up phase. Method of measurement: Willingness subscale in the Food Craving Acceptance and Action Questionnaire. Physical Activity Acceptance Score in the Physical Activity Acceptance Questionnaire. Timepoint: 3-6 times weekly during the baseline phase, before session 3, session 5, session 7, session 9, session 11, and after session 12 during the intervention phase, and one and three months after the intervention during the follow-up phase. Method of measurement: Cognitive Acceptance subscale in the Physical Activity Acceptance Questionnaire. Physical Activity Commitment Score in the Physical Activity Acceptance Questionnaire. Timepoint: 3-6 times weekly during the baseline phase, before session 3, session 5, session 7, session 9, session 11, and after session 12 during the intervention phase, and one and three months after the intervention during the follow-up phase. Method of measurement: Behavioral Commitment subscale in the Physical Activity Acceptance Questionnaire. Self-Compassion Score in the Self-Compassion Scale. Timepoint: 3-6 times weekly during the baseline phase, before session 3, session 5, session 7, session 9, session 11, and after session 12 during the intervention phase, and one and three months after the intervention during the follow-up phase. Method of measurement: Self-Compassion Scale. Valued Living Score in the Valuing Questionnaire. Timepoint: 3-6 times weekly during the baseline phase, before session 3, session 5, session 7, session 9, session 11, and after session 12 during the intervention phase, and one and three months after the intervention during the follow-up phase. Method of measurement: Valuing Questionnaire. Kharazmi University Approved 2020-05-26 Kharazmi University No.43, South Mofatteh Ave. Tehran Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of)