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FACULTAD DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES IZTACALA

PSICOLOGÍA A DISTANCIA

UNIDAD 3: EVALUACIÓN TRADICIONAL

Y EVALUACIÓN CONDUCTUAL
TAREA: PROBLEMÁTICA PARA EVALUAR

MÓDULO 0601 – MET. DE ELEC I: LA EVOLUCIÓN HISTÓRICA DE LA EVALUACIÓN PSICOLÓGICA

TUTORA: ANA VERÓNICA MONROY SOSA
ESTUDIANTE: LUIS ALDAY LÓPEZ GARCÍA
N° CTA: 305116446
GRUPO: 9612
 1. ¿Qué me gustaría evaluar?

Me gustaría evaluar, dentro del ámbito personal, el autocuidado. Particularmente la manera en que
cuido mi salud física. Todavía más en específico la motivación hacia mejorar mis hábitos de
alimentación y de ejercicio.

2. ¿Por qué tengo el interés en evaluar esa de forma específica esa área y conducta de mi vida?

Porque me gustaría conocer si, con una evaluación, puedo tener información integral que me sirva para
saber las causas del porqué no me cuido como me gustaría y, en ese sentido, quizás encontrar alguna 1
forma de ponerme en acción sostenida.

Soy un hombre de 34 años, actualmente peso 135 Kg y mido 1.65. Sé que mi IMC es 50, lo que me coloca
Obesidad grado III. Actualmente ya soy hipertenso, conozco claramente los riesgos a la salud respecto
al sobrepeso y la obesidad. Por supuesto que tengo antecedentes genéticos que no me ayudan, ya que
muchos de mis familiares maternos tienen problemas debido a esto: diabetes, infartos, trombosis, etc.

Ya son muchas veces, las que he intentado perder peso, inclusive desde que era un niño (porque desde
niño he tenido problemas con el peso). Algunas veces lo logro; hago dietas y comienzo a perder unos
cuantos kilos. A veces con seguimiento profesional, otras veces de manera autónoma, pero después
abandono todo. Según yo, el problema está en la motivación, pero quizás también podría estar en
plantear objetivos “correctos”.

Cuando tenía 27 años, casi lo logro, llegué a pesar 77 Kg, llevaba tratamiento médico y nutricional.
Aparentemente mi problema era fisiológico (endócrino), porque tomaba levotiroxina para el
hipotiroidismo. Luego, debido a que tuve que mudarme de ciudad ya no continue con el tratamiento y
me vino el rebote.

Posteriormente he tenido intentos, aunque ya sin un seguimiento profesional pero tampoco lo logro.
Al inicio, muy motivado, pero luego pierdo el interés y las ganas de continuar. Pensé que el problema
seguía siendo endócrino, pero hace un par de meses me hice un perfil tiroideo y todo salió bien.

Quizás la evaluación psicológica me ayude a entenderme mejor a mí mismo, quizás hasta pueda tener,
como lo digo al final del primer párrafo de esta pregunta: tener una acción sostenida.

3. ¿Para qué evaluar? (Describe de forma específica los objetivos al realizar esta
autoevaluación)

La evaluación psicológica constituye una de las primeras etapas en las que se recopila información que
será relevante para comprender, no solo el comportamiento y el contexto en el que se desarrollan

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determinados comportamientos, sino también para planificar una intervención con unos objetivos
específicos a seguir.

A continuación, se redactan los objetivos de realizar esta autoevaluación:

- Explorar las creencias y actitudes relacionadas con la alimentación a fin de poder identificar
aquellas que estén obstaculizando mi capacidad de cuidarme de manera efectiva.
- Identificar los factores de motivación o desmotivación para mantener hábitos saludables de
alimentación y ejercicio.
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Reflexión: ¿Es importante evaluarnos, conocernos mejor, identificar ideas, prejuicios, problemáticas,
conductas que quisiéramos cambiar? (justifica tu respuesta).

En mi caso, creo que conocer mis propias ideas, prejuicios, problemas y conductas me ayuda a ser
consciente de quién soy realmente. Me permite reconocer cómo mis emociones, mis pensamientos y
mis acciones no solo me pueden llegar a afectar a mí mismo, sino a las personas con quien suelo convivir
día a día.

Por su parte, el autoconocimiento es fundamental para el desarrollo personal, pues puedo saber cuáles
son mis fortalezas y mis áreas de oportunidad, las primeras las puedo emplear justamente para las
segundas y, en ese sentido, trabajar de manera más clara en aquellas áreas que deseo mejorar.

También pienso que ser cada vez más autoconsciente de quién soy me permite tomar mejores
decisiones sobre lo que realmente quiero y deseo y no sobre las expectativas de otros ni mediante
presiones sociales.

Ahora bien, en el futuro, después de terminar la licenciatura, deseo continuar formándome para ser
psicólogo clínico. Entonces, el autoconocimiento me va a ser útil para empatizar y comprender mejor a
mis futuros consultantes. De esa manera, les podré proporcionar un ambiente terapéutico seguro y
comprensivo.

Instrumentos elegidos:

1. Eating Disorder Examination Questionnaire (EDE-Q 6.0) [Examen para Trastornos de la

Alimentación]

- Descripción: es una buena prueba de filtro para identificar individuos con conductas de riesgo
para algún Trastorno de la Conducta Alimentaria (TCA). Fue desarrollado por Fairburn y Beglin
en el año de 1994. Se le puede considerar como estándar en la evaluación de los TCA.

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 - Evaluación: evalúa aspectos como: preocupación por el peso, la figura y la alimentación, así
como restricción alimentaria. Se califica por una escala de siete puntos: entre más alto es el
puntaje, mayor es la severidad del trastorno.

2. Questionnaire on Eating and Weight Patterns-5 (QEWP-5) [Cuestionario de Patrones de

Alimentación y Peso]

- Descripción: fue desarrollado por Spitzer y colaboradores en el año de 1992. Se utiliza para 3
identificar individuos con trastorno por atracones recurrentes con un sentimiento de pérdida
de control y de culpa, en ausencia de conductas compensatorias inapropiadas típicas de la
Bulimia Nerviosa.
- Evaluación: se indaga acerca de la cantidad de comida consumida en los atracones, la duración
de estos y sobre sentimientos de culpa con respecto a la comida, la dieta y el peso. es capaz de
identificar de manera precisa a individuos con probabilidad baja y alta para trastorno por
atracón y a discriminar entre niveles clínicos y no clínicos de este trastorno.

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 Eating Disorder examination questionnaire (EDE-Q 6.0)
Instructions: The following questions are concerned with the past four weeks (28 days) only.
Please read each question carefully. Please answer all the questions. Thank you.

Questions 1 to 12: Please circle the appropriate number on the right. Remember that the questions only refer to
the past four weeks (28 days) only.

NO 1-5 6-12 13-15 16-22 23-27 EVERY

ON HOW MANY OF THE PAST 28 DAYS ...
DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAY

Have you been deliberately trying to limit the amount of

1 food you eat to influence your shape or weight (whether 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
or not you have succeeded)?

Have you gone for long periods of time (8 waking hours or

2 more) without eating anything at all in order to influence 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
your shape or weight?

Have you tried to exclude from your diet any foods

3 that you like in order to influence your shape or weight 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
(whether or not you have succeeded)?

Have you tried to follow definite rules regarding your eating

4 (for example, a calorie limit) in order to influence your shape 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
or weight (whether or not you have succeeded)?

Have you had a definite desire to have an empty stomach

5 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
with the aim of influencing your shape or weight?

Have you had a definite desire to have a totally flat

6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
stomach?

Has thinking about food, eating or calories made it very

7 difficult to concentrate on things you are interested in (for 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
example, working, following a conversation, or reading)?

Has thinking about shape or weight made it very

8 difficult to concentrate on things you are interested in (for 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
example, working, following a conversation, or reading)?

9 Have you had a definite fear of losing control over eating? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

10 Have you had a definite fear that you might gain weight? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

11 Have you felt fat? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

12 Have you had a strong desire to lose weight? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

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 Eating Disorder examination questionnaire (EDE-Q 6.0)
Questions 13-18: Please fill in the appropriate number in the boxes on the right. Remember that the questions
only refer to th past four weeks (28 days).
Over the past four weeks (28 days)….

Over the past 28 days, how many times have you eaten what other people would regards as an unusually
13
large amount of food (given the circumstances)?

14 … On how many of these times did you have a sense of having lost control over your eating (at the time
you were eating)?

Over the past 28 days, on how many DAYS have such episodes of overeating occurred (i.e. you have eaten
15
an unusually large amount of food and have had a sense of loss of control at the time)?

Over the past 28 days, how many times have you made yourself sick (vomit) as a means of controlling your
16
shape or weight?

Over the past 28 days, how many times have you taken laxatives as a means of controlling your shape or
17
weight?

Over the past 28 days, how many times have you exercised in a “driven” or “compulsive” way as a means of
18
controlling your weight, shape or amount of fat, or to burn off calories?

Questions 19 to 21: Please circle the appropriate number. Please note that for these questions the term “binge
eating” means eating what others would regard as an unusually large amount of food for the circumstances,
accompanied by a sense of having lost control over eating.

NO 1-5 6-12 13-15 16-22 23-27 EVERY

DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAY

Over the past 28 days, on how many days have

19 you eaten in secret (ie, furtively)? … Do not 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
count episodes of binge eating.
None of the A few of the Less than Half of the More than Most of the
Every time
times times half times half time

On what proportion of the times that you have

eaten have you felt guilty (felt that you’ve done
20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
wrong) because of its effect on your shape or
weight? … Do not count episodes of binge eating.

Not at all Slightly Moderately Markedly

Over the past 28 days, how concerned have you

21 been about other people seeing you eat? … Do 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
not count episodes of binge eating.

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 Eating Disorder examination questionnaire (EDE-Q 6.0)
Questions 22 to 28: Please circle the appropriate number on the right. Remember that the questions only refer
to the past four weeks (28 days).

NOT
ON HOW MANY OVER THE PAST 28 DAYS ... SLIGHTLY MODERATELY MARKEDLY
AT ALL

Has your weight influenced how you think about (judge)

22 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
yourself as a person?

Has your shape influenced how you think about (judge)

23 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
yourself as a person?

How much would it have upset you if you had been asked
24 to weigh yourself once a week (no more, or less, often) for 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
the next four weeks?

25 How dissatisfied have you been with your weight? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

26 How dissatisfied have you been with your shape? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

How uncomfortable have you felt seeing your body (for

27 example, seeing your shape in the mirror, in a shop window 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
reflection, while undressing or taking a bath or shower)?

How uncomfortable have you felt about others seeing your

28 shape or figure (for example, in communal changing rooms, 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
when swimming, or wearing tight clothes)?

What is your weight at present? (Please give your best estimate.):

What is your height? (Please give your best estimate.):

If female: Over the past three to four months have you missed any menstrual periods?: YES NO

If so, how many?:

Have you been taking the “pill”?: YES NO

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Data Collection Worksheet

Please Note: The Data Collection Worksheet (DCW) is a tool to aid integration of a PhenX protocol into a
study. The PhenX DCW is not designed to be a data collection instrument. Investigators will need to
decide the best way to collect data for the PhenX protocol in their study. Variables captured in the DCW,
along with variable names and unique PhenX variable identifiers, are included in the PhenX Data
Dictionary (DD) files.

QUESTIONNAIRE ON EATING AND WEIGHT PATTERNS-5

(QEWP-5)

Last name ____________________________

First name _______________ M.I ____

Date _________________________________

I.D Number ______________________

Thank you for completing this questionnaire.

Please circle or check the appropriate number or response, and write in

information where asked. You may skip any question you do not understand or do
not wish to answer.

1. Age ___ years

2. Sex:
1 [ ] Male

2 [ ] Female
3. What is your ethnic/racial background?

a. Are you Latino, Hispanic, or of Spanish origin?

(Please check Yes or No).

[ ] Yes (Please continue with question 3b)

[ ] No (Please continue with question 3b)

b. Which of the following best describes you?

(You may check more than one.)

[ ] African American/Black

[ ] American Indian/Native American/Alaskan Native

[ ] Asian

[ ] Pacific Islander

[ ] White

[ ] Other (please specify): _______________________________

4. How far did you go in school?

1 [ ] Some high school or less

2 [ ] High school graduate or equivalent (GED)

3 [ ] Some college or associate degree

4 [ ] Completed college

5 [ ] Advanced degree

5. How tall are you?

____ feet ___ ___ inches

6. How much do you weigh now (if you are unsure, please provide your best
guess)?

________ pounds

7. What has been your highest adult weight ever (for women, when not pregnant)?

________ pounds
8. During the past three months, did you ever eat, in a short period of time? For
example, a two hour period. What most people would think was an unusually large
amount of food?
1 [ ] Yes

2 [ ] No → IF NO, SKIP TO QUESTION 21

9. During the times when you ate an unusually large amount of food, did you ever
feel you could not stop eating or control what or how much you were eating?
1 [ ] Yes

2 [ ] No → IF NO, SKIP TO QUESTION 21

10. During the past three months, how often, on average, did you have episodes
like this? That is, eating large amounts of food plus the feeling that you’re eating
was out of control?

(There may have been some weeks when this did not happen, just average those
in.)
1 [ ] Less than 1 episode per week

2 [ ] 1 episode per week

3 [ ] 2-3 episodes per week

4 [ ] 4-7 episodes per week

5 [ ] 8-13 episodes per week

6 [ ] 14 or more episodes per week

11. Did you usually have any of the following experiences during these episodes?

a. Eating much more rapidly than normal? Yes No

b. Eating until feeling uncomfortably full? Yes No

c. Eating large amounts of food when not feeling physically Yes No

hungry?

d. Eating alone because of feeling embarrassed by how much you Yes No

were eating?
e. Feeling disgusted with yourself, depressed, or feeling very Yes No
guilty afterward?

12. Think about a typical episode when you ate this way (That is, when you ate a
large amount of food and felt your eating was out of control):

a. What time of day did the episode start?

1 [ ] (8 AM to 12 Noon)

2 [ ] (12 Noon to 4 PM)

3 [ ] (4 PM to 8 PM)

4 [ ] (8 PM to 12 Midnight)

5 [ ] (12 Midnight to 8 AM)

b. Approximately how long did this episode of eating last? hours_____

minutes_____

c. As best you can remember, please list everything you ate and drank during that
episode. Please list the foods eaten and liquids consumed during the episode. Be
specific - include brand names where possible, and amounts or portion sizes as
best you can estimate.

d. At the time this episode started, how long had it been since you had previously
finished eating a meal or snack?

hours_____ minutes_____

13. In general, during the past three months, how upset were you by these
episodes?

(When you ate a large amount of food and felt your eating was out of control)?
1 [ ] Not at all

2 [ ] Slightly

3 [ ] Moderately

4 [ ] Greatly

5 [ ] Extremely

14. During the past three months, did you ever make yourself vomit in order to
avoid gaining weight after episodes of eating like you described (when you ate a
large amount of food and felt your eating was out of control)?
1 [ ] Yes

2 [ ] No

IF YES: How often, on average, was that?

1 [ ] Less than 1 episode per week

2 [ ] 1 episode per week

3 [ ] 2-3 episodes per week

4 [ ] 4-7 episodes per week

5 [ ] 8-13 episodes per week

6 [ ] 14 or more episodes per week

15. During the past three months, did you ever take more than the recommended
dose of laxatives in order to avoid gaining weight after episodes of eating like you
described (when you ate a large amount of food and felt your eating was out of
control)?
1 [ ] Yes

2 [ ] No

IF YES: How often, on average, was that?

1 [ ] Less than 1 time per week

2 [ ] 1 time per week

3 [ ] 2-3 times per week

4 [ ] 4-5 times per week

5 [ ] 6-7 times per week

6 [ ] 8 or more times per week

16. During the past three months, did you ever take more than the recommended
dose of diuretics (water pills) in order to avoid gaining weight after episodes of
eating like you described (when you ate a large amount of food and felt your
eating was out of control)?
1 [ ] Yes

2 [ ] No
IF YES: How often, on average, was that?
1 [ ] Less than 1 time per week

2 [ ] 1 time per week

3 [ ] 2-3 times per week

4 [ ] 4-5 times per week

5 [ ] 6-7 times per week

6 [ ] 8 or more times per week

17. During the past three months, did you ever fast - for example, not eat anything
at all for at least 24 hours -- in order to avoid gaining weight after episodes of
eating like you described (when you ate a large amount of food and felt your
eating was out of control)?
1 [ ] Yes

2 [ ] No

IF YES: How often, on average, was that?

1 [ ] Less than 1 day per week

2 [ ] 1 day per week

3 [ ] 2 days per week

4 [ ] 3 days per week

5 [ ] 4-5 days per week

6 [ ] More than 5 days per week

18. During the past three months, did you ever exercise excessively for example,
exercised even though it interfered with important activities or despite being
injured, specifically in order to avoid gaining weight after episodes of eating like
you described. (When you ate a large amount of food and felt your eating was out
of control)?
1 [ ] Yes

2 [ ] No

IF YES: How often, on average, was that?

1 [ ] Less than 1 time per week
 2 [ ] 1 time per week

3 [ ] 2-3 times per week

4 [ ] 4-7 times per week

5 [ ] 8-13 times per week

6 [ ] 14 or more times per week

19. During the past three months, did you ever take more than the recommended
dose of a diet pill in order to avoid gaining weight after episodes of eating like you
described. (When you ate a large amount of food and felt your eating was out of
control)?
1 [ ] Yes

2 [ ] No

IF YES: How often, on average, was that?

1 [ ] Less than 1 time per week

2 [ ] 1 time per week

3 [ ] 2-3 times per week

4 [ ] 4-5 times per week

5 [ ] 6-7 times per week

6 [ ] 8 or more times per week

20. During the past three months, on average, how important has your weight or
shape been in how you feel about or evaluate yourself as a person as compared to
other aspects of your life, such as your performance at work or as a parent, or how
you get along with other people?
1 [ ] Weight and shape were not very important

2 [ ] Weight and shape played a part in how you felt about yourself

3 [ ] Weight and shape were among the main things that affected how you felt about
yourself

4 [ ] Weight and shape were the most important things that affected how you felt
about yourself.

Continue here after completing question 20 OR if you skipped to question 21

from question 8 or 9.
21. During the past three months, did you ever have episodes during which you felt
you could not stop eating or control what or how much you were eating but in
which you did not consume what most people would think was an unusually large
amount of food?
1 [ ] Yes

2 [ ] No → IF NO, SKIP TO QUESTION 26

22. During the past three months how often did you have episodes like this -- the
feeling that your eating was out of control, but you did not consume what most
people would think was an unusually large amount of food? (There may have been
some weeks when this did not happen -- just average those in.)
1 [ ] Less than 1 episode per week

2 [ ] 1 episode per week

3 [ ] 2-3 episodes per week

4 [ ] 4-7 episodes per week

5 [ ] 8-13 episodes per week

6 [ ] 14 or more episodes per week

23. Did you usually have any of the following experiences during these episodes?

a. Eating much more rapidly than normal? Yes No

b. Eating until feeling uncomfortably full? Yes No

c. Eating large amounts of food when not feeling physically Yes No

hungry?

d. Eating alone because of feeling embarrassed by how much you Yes No

were eating?

e. Feeling disgusted with yourself, depressed, or feeling very guilty Yes No

afterward?

24. Think about a typical episode when you ate this way (that is, when you felt you
could not stop eating or control what or how much you were eating) but in which
you did not consume an unusually large amount of food):
a. What time of day did the episode start?
1 [ ] (8 AM to 12 Noon)

2 [ ] (12 Noon to 4 PM)

3 [ ] (4 PM to 8 PM)

4 [ ] (8 PM to 12 Midnight)

5 [ ] (12 Midnight to 8 AM)

b. Approximately how long did this episode of eating last?

hours_____ minutes_____

c. As best you can remember, please list everything you ate and drank during that
episode. Please list the foods eaten and liquids consumed during the episode. Be
specific - include brand names where possible, and amounts or portion sizes as
best you can estimate.

d. At the time this episode started, how long had it been since you had previously
finished eating a meal or snack?

hours_____ minutes_____

25. In general, during the past three months, how upset were you by these
episodes (that is, when you felt you could not stop eating or control what or how
much you were eating but in which you did not consume an unusually large
amount of food)?
1 [ ] Not at all

2 [ ] Slightly

3 [ ] Moderately

4 [ ] Greatly

5 [ ] Extremely

Continue here after completing question 25 OR if you skipped to question 26

from question 21.

26. Please take a look at these silhouettes. Put a circle around the silhouettes that
most resemble the body builds of your biological father and mother at their
heaviest.
If you have no knowledge of your biological father and/or mother, don’t circle
anything for that parent.
Scoring:

DECISION RULES FOR SCREENING FOR POSSIBLE DIAGNOSIS OF BINGE EATING

DISORDER

(BED) USING THE QUESTIONNAIRE ON EATING AND WEIGHT PATTERNS - 5

(FOR RATER’S USE ONLY)

POSSIBLE DIAGNOSIS OF BED

QUESTION NUMBER RESPONSE

8 AND 9 1 (BINGE EATING)

10 2, 3, 4, 5, OR 6 (AT LEAST 1 EPISODE PER WEEK FOR THREE

MONTHS)

11 a through e 3 OR MORE ITEMS MARKED "YES" (AT LEAST 3 ASSOCIATED

 SYMPTOMS DURING BINGE EATING EPISODES)

13 4 0R 5 (MARKED DISTRESS REGARDING BINGE EATING)

POSSIBLE DIAGNOSIS OF BED REQUIRES ALL OF THE ABOVE ALONG WITH THE
ABSENCE OF INAPPROPRIATE COMPENSATORY BEHAVIORS AS SEEN IN BULIMIA
NERVOSA, AS DEFINED BELOW.

POSSIBLE DIAGNOSIS OF BULIMIA NERVOSA

QUESTION NUMBER RESPONSE

8 AND 9 1 (BINGE EATING)

10 2, 3, 4, 5, OR 6 (AT LEAST 1 EPISODE PER WEEK FOR THREE

MONTHS)

14,15,16,17,18, OR 19 ANY RESPONSE 2, 3, 4, 5, OR 6 (INAPPROPRIATE

COMPENSATORY BEHAVIOR AT LEAST 1 TIME PER WEEK FOR
THREE MONTHS)

13 4 0R 5 (MARKED DISTRESS REGARDING BINGE EATING)

QUESTIONS FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES ONLY (NOT TO BE USED FOR DIAGNOSIS

OF BED OR BULIMIA NERVOSA)

QUESTION NUMBER RESPONSE

12 a through d EXAMINER’S JUDGMENT THAT AMOUNT OF FOOD DESCRIBED

IS UNUSUALLY LARGE GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES (I.E., TIME OF
DAY, HOURS SINCE PREVIOUS MEAL)

Yes _____ NO____ UNSURE

21 1 (SUBJECTIVE BULIMIC EPSIODE/LOSS OF CONTROL EATING)

24 a through d EXAMINER’S JUDGMENT THAT AMOUNT OF FOOD DESCRIBED

IS UNUSUALLY LARGE GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES (I.E., TIME OF
DAY, HOURS SINCE PREVIOUS MEAL)
 Yes _____ NO____ UNSURE

26 SILHOUETTES MAY BE USED TO ESTIMATE PARENTAL HISTORY

OF OBESITY

Protocol source: https://www.phenxtoolkit.org/protocols/view/651201