“…BWL treatment with the addition of an active gaming component was also found to be more effective than usual BWL treatment in increasing moderate-tovigorous PA and greater reductions in anthropometric outcomes (Trost, Sundal, Foster, Lent, & Vojta, 2014). In the remaining five trials, the multicomponent intervention was not different from control conditions (Arauz Boudreau, Kurowski, Gonzalez, Dimond, & Oreskovic, 2013;McCallum et al, 2007;Wake et al, 2009), a standard care condition (Hughes et al, 2008), and child-only treatment (Bathrellou et al, 2010). In addition, BWL treatments have been tested in an additional 11 studies of children and adolescents (ages 6-18), with nine of those trials demonstrating the efficacy of the BWL treatment compared to control conditions (Coppins et al, 2011;Jiang, Xia, Greiner, Lian, & Rosenqvist, 2005;Mellin, Slinkard, & Irwin, 1987;Nemet et al, 2005;Nowicka, Hoglund, Pietrobelli, Lissau, & Flodmark, 2008;Reinehr et al, 2010), selfhelp conditions , written dietary advice (Weigel et al, 2008), standard care (Sabet Sarvestani, Jamalfard, Kargar, Kaveh, & Tabatabaee, 2009), and dietary advice usual care (Diaz, EsparzaRomero, Moya-Camarena, Robles-Sardin, & Valencia, 2010) conditions.…”