Effect of visual adaptation on judgement of and satisfaction with body size in 18 to 25 year olds with high body dissatisfaction

  • Helen E Bould (Creator)
  • Marcus R Munafo (Creator)
  • Catherine J Harmer (Contributor)
  • Glyn Lewis (Contributor)
  • Megan Sapseid (Contributor)
  • Ian S Penton-Voak (Contributor)
  • Emily Lambe (Contributor)
  • Emily Bacon (Contributor)
  • Andrew L Skinner (Contributor)
  • Heather Allward (Contributor)
  • Rebecca Park (Contributor)
  • Matthew Broome (Contributor)
  • Katherine Button (Contributor)

Dataset

Description

This study investigated the effects of visual adaptation to over-, under- or neither over- nor under-weight images of women on perceived own size, in 18 to 25 year olds with high body dissatisfaction. Healthy adult women (n = 93), with normal BMI (range 18-25 kg/m2) and high baseline body dissatisfaction, were randomised to be visually adapted to photographs of women, altered to appear either over-, under- or neither over- nor under-weight.
Date made available5 Apr 2016
PublisherUniversity of Bristol

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