Does 'False Hope Syndrome' Make It Hard to Lose Weight?

Does 'False Hope Syndrome' Make It Hard to Lose Weight?
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Why reaching self-improvement goals is so hard, and what you can do about that.

Several other social scientists believe that false-hope syndrome helps explain why people struggle to lose weight, quit smoking and exercise regularly.

About 25 percent of Americans who make New Year's resolutions abandon them within a week, according to the statistics website StatisticsBrain.com, whether it's to begin the Paleo diet, sign up for a daily yoga challenge or start a meditation practice. By February, most people have given up on their resolutions altogether.



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