Table 3.

Intercorrelations of BMA measures, BMI, and measures of body dissatisfaction.

	CBS	IBS	ABS	CBS–IBS	CBS–ABS	BMI	BIA-O	BSS
CBS^a		.34^***	.63^***	.91^***	.82^***	.79^***	.71^***
IBS^a	.50^***		.47^***	−.07	.09	.29^***	.38^***
ABS^a	.61^***	.65^***		.46^***	.07	.46^***	.37^***
CBS–IBS^a	.88^***	.03	.35^***		.83^***	.71^***	.68^***	.12
CBS–ABS^a	.86^***	.22^**	.13^*	.88^***		.68^***	.44^***	.12
BMI^a	.86^***	.42^***	.45^***	.76^***	.79^***
BIA-O^b	.81^***	.60^***	.53^***	.67^***	.56^***
BSS^b				.41^***	.30^***

The correlations of BSS scores with CBS, IBS, and ABS are not reported since the BSS was tested as a convergent measure of body dissatisfaction, which theoretically is measured by CBS–IBS and CBS–ABS.

The correlations for the BMA and BIA-O are as follows: CBS/CBS, IBS/IBS, ABS/RBS, CBS–IBS/CBS–IBS, CBS–ABS/CBS–RBS.

P < .05 level.

^**

P < .001 level.

^***

P < .0001 level.

Female measure: Not italic; Male measure, italic.

n = 297 for female; n = 266 for male.

n = 185 for female; n = 192 for male.