Performance on the Iowa Gambling Task is related to magnitude of weight loss and salivary cortisol in a diet-induced weight loss intervention in overweight women
Megan Witbracht(University of California, Davis), Nancy L. Keim(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Kevin D. Laugero(Agricultural Research Service), Sean H. Adams(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Marta D. Van Loan(University of California, Davis)
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