2018
DOI: 10.1152/advan.00065.2018
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Using misleading online media articles to teach critical assessment of scientific findings about weight loss

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“…Of the 14 relevant studies, eight addressed physical activity misinformation pertaining to specific diseases or conditions (Ekkekakis et al, 2018;Heisinger et al, 2021;Kanthawala et al, 2016;Kocyigit et al, 2019;Kunze et al, 2020;Nagpal et al, 2021;Snyder et al, 2020;Yildiz & Toros, 2021), four involved general physical activity and messaging (Borah & Xiao, 2018;Marocolo et al, 2021;Michelini, 2017;Ori et al, 2021), one focused on weight loss (Gonzalez, 2018), and one study addressed workplace sitting vs. standing guidelines (Chau et al, 2018).…”
Section: Physical Activity Topicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Of the 14 relevant studies, eight addressed physical activity misinformation pertaining to specific diseases or conditions (Ekkekakis et al, 2018;Heisinger et al, 2021;Kanthawala et al, 2016;Kocyigit et al, 2019;Kunze et al, 2020;Nagpal et al, 2021;Snyder et al, 2020;Yildiz & Toros, 2021), four involved general physical activity and messaging (Borah & Xiao, 2018;Marocolo et al, 2021;Michelini, 2017;Ori et al, 2021), one focused on weight loss (Gonzalez, 2018), and one study addressed workplace sitting vs. standing guidelines (Chau et al, 2018).…”
Section: Physical Activity Topicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regarding the study populations and designs, four studies involved data collection with human subjects: (a) focusing on determining what college students (n=340) perceive as credible health information on Facebook (Borah & Xiao, 2018), (b) designing a module trial to train college students (n=149) how to critically assess potentially misleading weight loss information online (Gonzalez, 2018), (c) assessing the believability of exercise blogs among young women (n=141) (Ori et al, 2021), and (d) surveying breastfeeding women (n=24) for potential sources of misinformation, including Facebook groups (Snyder et al, 2020). The remaining 10 studies did not consist of actively recruited participants, but analyzed readily available online content including news articles, websites, magazine articles and advertisements, or social media.…”
Section: Study Population and Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ешьте больше!», «Переход к тренажерный зал может сделать вас толстым», «Употребление большего количества жира при сокращении углеводов и отказе от сахара может помочь вам похудеть и стать счастливее, говорит ведущий кардиолог». Такие заголовки предполагают, что состав диеты, независимо от энергетического баланса, определяет потерю или увеличение веса -это не соответствует имеющимся научным данным о том, что только состояние энергетического баланса влияет на потерю или набор массы (Gonzalez, 2018).…”
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