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No association between body dissatisfaction and attentional bias towards lower-weight bodies in non-clinical sample of women: an eye-tracking study.

2026-01-24

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<p>Body dissatisfaction is a key risk factor for psychiatric illnesses and is a modifiable target. Previous gaze-tracking research suggests body dissatisfaction is related to greater attentional bias towards lower-weight bodies. Here, we aimed to partially replicate and extend previous work to verify this association by using realistic body stimuli and a validated scale of body dissatisfaction. Sixty, mostly young...

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Literature Corpus work: cc1314df-be42-512c-9c17-7addec3ee356
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/znts6_v1

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