Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Intervention With Text Messaging Addressing Obesity in Children
Analyzed by Nathan Botts

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Intervention With Text Messaging Addressing Obesity in Children

An article from the Journal of Pediatric Care

Study reported results: "Supported are the interconnected relationships among the study variables, that is, parental healthy lifestyle beliefs, thoughts, and behaviors. At baseline, parental healthy lifestyle belief scores significantly correlated with perceived difficulty (rs = 0.598, p < .05) and healthy lifestyle behaviors (rs = 0.545, p < .05). These associations strengthened after the intervention. Furthermore, as parental healthy lifestyle beliefs increased and perceived difficulty lessened, their response rate and subsequent feedback lessened to the static text messaging support."
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Study RegionUnited States
OrganizationOhio State University
Issue or ProblemParental perception of healthy behaviors affecting their child's health
Tech MediumText Message
Technology DeviceMobile Phone
mFHAST ImplicationDelivery of behavioral therapy intervention for parents of obese children through text messages.
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