… was conducted to determine obesity prejudices of university … , 55.1% prone to be prejudiced,
and 26.5% prejudiced. The … the differences between the prejudiced and the unprejudiced …

… This study investigates whether occupational therapy students have prejudicial attitudes …
who are obese. Previous studies report that nurses and physicians show prejudicial attitudes …

… Perhaps because obesity research itself has been stigmatized, … , education, and health care,
thus painting a picture of obese persons … Closer examination of which occupations are most …

… perceived as fat (anti-fat prejudice) than when directed at other … Anti-fat prejudice is prevalent
in education, health and … helping obese clients, displayed high levels of anti-fat prejudice …

… fat prejudice of occupational therapy students. The authors also sought to understand how
this prejudice related to the occupation… , social and environmental causes of obesity, and their …

… obesity prejudice and knowledge of obesity, and any differences in … of obesity prejudice
across healthcare professionals, although this did not correlate to levels of knowledge of obesity. …

… in transportation occupations, suggesting that obese men engage in occupational sorting to
… that termination against obese persons can result from prejudiced employers and arbitrary …

… Obese individuals are highly stigmatized and face multiple forms of prejudice and
discrimination because of their weight (1,2). The prevalence of weight discrimination in the United …

… individuals whose overweight or obese. Objectives: To identify obesity biases, attitudes, …
behaviors expected to take place through educational interventions to be conducted. Methods: …

… is not directly a result of education, but occupation, income, and the prestige that follows …
Gays and lesbians may, however, differ in their experience of discrimination and prejudice, …