Objective: Weight-based victimization (WBV) involves being the target of intentional
physical, verbal, or psychological harm because of one's body weight. Youth experience …

Weight teasing is associated with body dissatisfaction, but no study has examined the
differential impact of the teasing source's gender. This study examined whether the …

Introduction Body shaming (BS) is a growing phenomenon within the school context,
especially among adolescents. Recently, it has been described as an unrepeated act in …

Abstract Recent Findings Depressive symptoms may be a psychological correlate of weight-
based teasing from peers and/or family. However, it is unclear whether the association of …

Objective Little research has investigated variables affecting the relationship between
weight‐or shape‐related bullying (WSB) and specific forms of disordered eating in …

Background Many parents engage in “weight talk” with their child, such as encouraging their
child to lose weight or making comments about their own weight or others' weight. What …

Background Educational attainment is a key social determinant of health. Health and
education are linked by multiple pathways, many of which are not well understood. One …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND Weight‐related bullying is prevalent among youth and
associated with adverse health consequences, including increased risk for body …

Background The purpose of this study was to explore whether the way youth perceive their
weight and their experiences of bullying victimization account for the increased risk of …

This guideline is intended to be aspirational and is not intended to create a requirement for
practice. It is not intended to limit scope of practice in licensing laws for psychologists or for …