A randomized study of effects of obesity framing on weight stigma.
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| Abstract | 
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              Growing evidence suggests highly processed foods may trigger an addictive-like process, which is associated with obesity. Other research suggests an addictive-like process occurs in response to eating itself, rather than specific foods. Addiction-based obesity explanations raise concerns about double stigmatization of people with obesity and addiction. This study compared effects of obesity framings on external and internalized weight stigma.  | 
        
| Year of Publication | 
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              2021 
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| Journal | 
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              Obesity (Silver Spring, Md.) 
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| Volume | 
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              29 
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| Issue | 
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              10 
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| Number of Pages | 
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              1625-1634 
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| ISSN Number | 
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              1930-7381 
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| URL | 
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              https://doi.org/10.1002/oby.23247 
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| DOI | 
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              10.1002/oby.23247 
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| Short Title | 
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              Obesity (Silver Spring) 
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