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Article Title: The Transtheoretical Model in Weight Management: Validation of the Processes of Change Questionnaire
Journal: Obesity Facts
doi: 10.1159/000335135
Figure Legend Snippet: Goodness-of-fit indices obtained in the confirmatory factor analyses
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