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Freiwilligenagenturen und Kulturarbeitan individual basis, develop appropriate treatment goals, and monitor change throughout the course of treatment. Unfortunately, simple straightforward procedures are not available to objectively and systematically evaluate the obese person from a psychological viewpoint.

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Medical Indications for Weight Reduction,age weight, the risk for men is 117, rising to 186 when weight is 55–65% above average. For women who weigh 15% below to 5% above average, the risk is also less than 100, while in the group 45–55% above average weight, the risk increases to 130. These data thus indicate that men are more adversely affected by obesity than women.

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Psychological Factors Related to Eating and Activity Behaviors,an individual basis, develop appropriate treatment goals, and monitor change throughout the course of treatment. Unfortunately, simple straightforward procedures are not available to objectively and systematically evaluate the obese person from a psychological viewpoint.

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Practical Methods of Measuring Body Composition,nces, and body diameters. The anthropometric methods are less valid but more practical for mass testing. Various combinations of anthropometric variables are combined into a multiple regression equation with a function to predict a criterion. Hydrostatically measured body density has been the laboratory criterion most often used.