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All 820 consented students were enrolled.

Table 2 compares the baseline characteristics of the three groups: consented students in the intervention schools who did and did not participate in public commitment activities (i.e., PC vs. NPC) and consented students in the control schools.

Consented students were instructed to sit on one side of the lecture theatre where video recorder was set up.

Within the overall study, including all 4603 consented students, a lower proportion of the PC group was obese at the end of the study compared to the control group (21.4% vs. 26.6%; p =.02).

Thirty six percent of consented students in intervention schools participated in some form of public commitment activity (the PC group), with approximately equal numbers participating in SPC activities (13.8%) and SGM activities (13.5%) and a smaller proportion participating in both (8.9%).

In recruiting students for the group, the first author worked with the teacher to identify consented students that would reflect a range of academic achievement and whom would likely have some exposure to the problems to be addressed by the group.

The sample size of consenting students who completed this enjoyment survey was 216 in the physical treatment and 235 in the virtual treatment (~53% of the class).

451 consenting students completed the survey (~55% of the class); of these, 65% of students self-identified as female and 16% reported that English was not their native language.

Student responses were graded by their TA, but for the purposes of this study, we coded a random subset of the responses of consenting students (81 students from the physical treatment and 89 from the virtual treatment).

Consenting students signed a written consent form.

However, we collected data from all consenting students from within the selected grades and schools.