(1)Proactive Competence Inventory Denise de Ridder, Bart Thoolen, Christina Bode Utrecht University, Department of Clinical and Health Psychology Contact: www.selfregulationlab.nl

The Ulukışla basin straddles and is sandwiched between the HT-LP Kırşehir Block (KB) to its north, and the HP-LT Bolkardağ/Afyon zone (BD) to its south and lies on

Design/outcome measures: A total of 141 type 2 diabetes patients were included in the intervention. The intervention employed a 5-step approach to target proactive coping

All participants were highly motivated to eat fewer unhealthy snacks, were encouraged to reflect upon their snacking behaviour (even participants in the control diary condition

While the present results provide some first evidence that mental contrasting may be an effective strategy for promoting diabetes self-management activities, future research should

Based on these observations we propose that rather than caloric restriction, restraint is associated with eating-related guilt: that is, people scoring high on restraint scales

We hypothesise that making unhealthy snacks less accessible by increasing the distance to snacks will decrease the probability and amount of intake and not affect food craving..

participants receiving minority norm information will exhibit lower intentions to consume sufficient fruit and lower actual fruit intake, but only when identification with the

The current study examined effects of three ways of providing spousal support (active engagement, protective buffering, and overprotection) on self-efficacy and physical and