Journal article · 2025
The Need to Distinguish between "Lapse" and "Relapse"
Perspectives on Behavior Science
Evidence library
Bibliographic records and reader-friendly guides to sources cited by the journal.
Journal article · 2025
Perspectives on Behavior Science
Book chapter · 2025
Feingold KR, Adler RA, Ahmed SF, et al., editors
Book chapter · 2018
Feingold KR, Adler RA, Ahmed SF, et al., editors
Journal article · 2002
Psychological assessment
Journal article · 2012
Physiological Reviews
How do you know where your foot is when you are not looking at it? Proprioception, the sense of body position and movement, draws on signals from muscles, skin, and joints, together with information about the…
Journal article · 1990
New England Journal of Medicine
People do not necessarily gain the same amount of weight from the same prescribed calorie surplus. Researchers studied 12 pairs of young adult male identical twins. After a baseline period, each man received 1,000 extra calories…
Journal article · 2006
Sports Medicine
Core stability is about more than how strongly you can tighten your abdomen. The paper describes how the trunk, pelvis, and hips coordinate to support force moving through the body during sport. In one cited tennis-serving…
Journal article · 2016
Annual Review of Clinical Psychology
Journal article · 2019
Journal of Nutrition and Metabolism
Narrative review of human and supporting animal research; open access. Full text reviewed. Understanding what fiber does takes more than counting the grams on a label. Different fibers can change both how much energy the body…
Journal article · 2014
European Endocrinology
Whether sugar replaces other food or adds extra calories changes the question being tested. The authors examine fructose-containing sugars and diabetes, separating these two situations. They discuss a pooled analysis of 18 controlled feeding trials in…
Journal article · 2021
Foods
A sponge cake depends on how its ingredients hold air, not just how much fat and protein the recipe contains. Researchers disrupted the fat-and-protein particles in freeze-dried egg yolk, extracted their lipids, or fats, and then…
Book chapter · 2019
Feingold KR, Adler RA, Ahmed SF, et al., editors
Book · 1999
National Academies Press
Journal article · 2017
Frontiers in Psychiatry
Caffeine safety depends on who is consuming it, how much they take, and what else is involved. The authors bring together evidence on usual intake, adverse effects, and groups that may be more vulnerable. They describe…
Journal article · 2021
Nutrients
A stable body weight can leave important questions about nutrition unanswered. The authors explain how body-composition assessment can reveal differences that weight and body mass index cannot separate, including low muscle alongside higher fat. They compare…
Journal article · 2010
Physiological Reviews
The response to low oxygen depends on when and how the exposure happens. Across mammalian development, the pattern ranges from reduced fetal breathing movements to the sustained increase in breathing typical of mature animals. The authors…
Journal article · 2022
Nat Rev Mol Cell Biol
Journal article · 2014
BMJ
A health headline can become more certain than the research behind it before a journalist writes the story. Researchers compared 462 press releases from 20 leading UK universities in 2011 with the research papers and 668…
Journal article · 2024
Journal of sport and health science