… weight stigma among SM adults and links between weight stigma and weight-related health…
Using data from a recent study of US adults enrolled in WW (formerly Weight Watchers; New …

… Sample I was comprised of 2449 adult women, and Sample II was a matched sample of
adult men … Both samples completed an online battery of self-report questionnaires measuring …

… As noted, a key strength of this study is the assessment of several health behaviors within
a large, national census-matched sample. Previous studies that have examined …

… Compared to obese participants who accurately reported their weight label, weight-matched
adults who did not consider themselves obese reported significantly less binge eating, …

… perceived match to their partners' ideals (1 = poor match to … How weight stigma operates in
relationships has received … problems caused by weight stigma and further highlights the need …

… Generally, women are more likely to report experiencing weight stigma and are more
vulnerable to the negative effects of weight stigma compared to men [10,11,12,13,14]. Women are …

… weight individuals. The aim of this study was to examine the impact of internalized weight
stigma … benefits of a weight-neutral program to a conventional weight-management program for …

… weight, is pervasive throughout Western Society (Pearl & Puhl, 2018; Puhl & Heuer, 2010).
Weight bias frequently gives rise to weight stigma, … those living in higher weight bodies (Puhl, …

… study of their experiences with weight stigma. Over a two-… weight stigma in which they
reported on the contextual factors related to the stigma episode, including the source of the stigma …

… weight stigma experiences and internalization in sexual minority women from the National
Weight … This yielded a matched sample of 64 sexual minority women and 64 heterosexual …