… Although these different approaches focus on different aspects of weight stigma, they
generally conceptualize weight stigma as the experience of negative attitudes about individuals …

… 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 …

… that targeting anticipated weight stigma could help attenuate the disrupted eating behavior
that can result from weight discrimination. One way to target anticipated stigma could be …

… is linked to a number of obesogenic health outcomes, which complicate … weight stigma in
non-white women and men. This study investigated intersectionality in weight stigma and health…

… itself influences physical activity behavior over the life course. Conclusion: The results of our
… weight stigma can have on health behaviors. Initiatives are needed to reduce weight stigma …

… weight stigma and … weight stigma and mental health outcomes across the lifespan. Within
this meta-analysis, higher reported weight stigma was associated with poorer mental health …

… of diabetes stigma and weight stigma with diabetes self-care behaviors and health care in …
both diabetes stigma and weight stigma with diabetes self-care behaviors and perceptions of …

… actual and desired body weight more strongly predicts reported ill health than does BMI …
weight stigma on self-regulation have not compared effects of objective vs. self-perceived weight …

… weight stigma with perceived harms group (p = .005), but not in the no weight stigma or weight
stigma only groups. Girls in the weight stigma with perceived harms group reported higher …

… Both youth and adults who experience weight stigma are at an increased risk for a range
of adverse health behaviors and outcomes, many of which can exacerbate disordered eating …