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The Relationships between Fat Stereotypes, Body Surveillance, Physical Appearance Comparisons, and Body Dissatisfaction in Normal Weight Women: A Mediated Moderation Model, Study 1

Principle and Co-Investigators

Jean Kim, University of WindsorFollow

Faculty Advisor

Dr. Josee Jarry

Submission Status

Completed Summary

Date

2018

Keywords

weight stigma, fat stereotypes, body dissatisfaction, body image, body surveillance, physical appearance comparison

Recommended Citation

Kim, J. (2018). The Relationships between Fat Stereotypes, Body Surveillance, Physical Appearance Comparisons, and Body Dissatisfaction in Normal Weight Women: A Mediated Moderation Model, Study 1. Retrieved from https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/research-result-summaries/25