FAT STEREOTYPES AND ATTITUDES
Anti-fat Attitudes and Weight Stereotypes: A Comparison between Adolescents and their Teachers
... anti-fat attitudes and weight stereotypes. Method: Anti-fat Attitudes and Dislike of Fat People Scale, Fat Stereotypes Questionnaire, and Semantic Differentials ...
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Anti-fat Prejudice and Stereotypes in Psychology University Students
... anti-fat attitudes and stereotyped beliefs toward fat people in a group of 104 psychology university ...Anti-fat Attitudes Scale and the Dislike of Fat People Scale, Semantic ...
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The Relationship between Fat Stereotypes and Body Dissatisfaction in Normal Weight Women: A Mediated Moderation Model
... anti-fat attitudes. Specifically, Crandall challenged the prevailing stereotypes that overweight and obese individuals lack self-control and ...
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Body Surveillance as a Moderator of the Relationship Between Fat Stereotypes and Body Dissatisfaction in Normal Weight Women
... fat attitudes and greater positive attitudes toward pictures of obese individuals than did White ...of fat stereotypes in White and Hispanic adolescents ranging in age from 11 to 16 ...
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Beyond hostile prejudice and blame: the weight of paternalistic anti-fat attitudes and related beliefs in understanding social reactions to fat persons
... of fat persons. For example, fat people are stereotyped as sad and happy, agreeable and disagreeable, and introverted and extroverted (Butler, et ...ambivalent fat stereotypes, Butler and ...
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Anti-fat attitudes among children
... When looking at the stories used by Cameron et al. (2006), it is apparent that in addition to asserting the friendship between the refugee and an English child, the refugee was additionally portrayed in a very positive ...
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Getting Jacked and Burning Fat: Examining Doping and Gender Stereotypes in Canadian University Sport
... Yet, many of the student athletes interviewed acknowledged or applied extensive gender stereotyping in discussing their understanding of femininity and masculinity in sport. Women athletes, in particular, indicated they ...
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Counter conditioning as an intervention to modify anti fat attitudes
... Procedures Using a within-subjects design (i.e., partici- pants acted as their own controls), participants attended the laboratory on three separate occa- sions on different days. In the initial baseline condition ...
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Counter Conditioning as an Intervention to Modify Anti Fat Attitudes
... Procedures Using a within-subjects design (i.e., partici- pants acted as their own controls), participants attended the laboratory on three separate occa- sions on different days. In the initial baseline condition ...
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Anti-Fat Attitudes and Weight Bias Internalization: An Investigation of How BMI Impacts Perceptions, Opinions and Attitudes
... anti-fat attitudes that can negatively affect any individual, regardless of actual body ...anti-fat attitudes not only come from those who are underweight or normal weight, but that overweight ...
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Pervasiveness and correlates of implicit attitudes and stereotypes
... Ageing is associated with declines in general processing speed and inhibitory ability (Earles et al., 1997; Salthouse, 1996). Von Hippel, Silver, and Lynch (2000) suggested that older adults may show greater social ...
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Stereotypes and Risk Attitudes: Evidence from the Lab and the Field
... show stereotypes of sociodemographics on risk preferences that largely coincide with the true ...risk attitudes and gender, age, family status and parenthood ...
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Ethnic stereotypes and television : an examination of white students' attitudes towards ethnic stereotypes and television in six Midlands colleges
... race is used to describe groups who share specific physical characteristics such as skin colour, whilst 'ethnic' is used to describe groups which are culturally different from the majori[r] ...
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Effects of Long-Term Exposure to News Stereotypes on Implicit and Explicit Attitudes
... In the United States, African Americans are overrepresented as criminals on local television news. We tested whether increased exposure to this stereotype alters negative implicit and explicit attitudes. Empirical ...
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A Unified Theory of Implicit Attitudes, Stereotypes, Self-Esteem, and Self-Concept
... unpleasant words reduced the magnitude of an otherwise strong IAT effect that indicated automatic preference for young over old. To be used in testing the present theory’s predictions, the IAT must be sensitive to ...
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Historical stereotypes and histories of stereotypes
... Historical stereotypes and histories of stereotypes History and social psychology share interests in the public sphere, the arts of persuasion and the formation of ...of stereotypes and the ...
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Students’ attitudes towards mathematics and math-gender stereotypes: gender and year levels
... positive attitudes towards learning within an intensive examination-driven culture in schools” (Ding et ...and attitudes” (情感态度) ...positive attitudes towards and enjoyment of mathematics; ...
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Stereotypes
... G occur in a non-representative type t for G, while the n observations for −G occur in a representative type t 0 for G. In this case, for n sufficiently large, t becomes representative for G while t 0 becomes ...
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"Shake It Baby, Shake It": Media Preferences, Sexual Attitudes and Gender Stereotypes Among Adolescents
... 2003). Gender Differences in the Associations between MEP and SAS The third research question pertained to potential gender differences in the paths between MEP and SAS. One of the most striking results of the current ...
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Consumer Attitudes on Salt and Fat Reduced Foods in the Republic of Ireland
... in fat and ...and fat reduced foods, into their ...though fat reduced food products were already better ...and fat reduced foods and took less care in maintaining a balanced ...and fat ...
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