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. 2021 Mar 3;45(6):1259–1270. doi: 10.1038/s41366-021-00791-9

Table 3.

Kendall’s-Tau correlation matrix between weight bias, WBI demographic, population exposure, and personal exposure variables.

Weight bias WBI Age BMI Education National obesity prevalence Health normalisation Attractiveness normalisation Own body shape exposure Daily exposure Friends exposure Family exposure
Weight bias 1.00
WBI 0.17*** 1.00
Age −0.14*** −0.02 1.00
BMI −0.11*** 0.07** 0.28*** 1.00
Education −0.11*** −0.04 0.30*** 0.07** 1.00
National obesity prevalence −0.07*** −0.01 0.24*** 0.16*** 0.14*** 1.00
Health normalisation −0.17*** −0.03 0.13*** 0.23*** 0.01 0.07* 1.00
Attractiveness normalisation −0.14*** −0.07** 0.21*** 0.40*** 0.03 0.08** 0.53*** 1.00
Personal contact
 Own body shape exposure −0.13*** 0.09*** 0.25*** 0.65*** 0.06* 0.12*** 0.37*** 0.50*** 1.00
 Daily exposure −0.07** −0.02 0.27*** 0.17*** 0.12*** 0.25*** 0.32*** 0.30*** 0.22*** 1.00
 Friends exposure −0.12*** −0.03 0.29*** 0.21*** 0.07 0.13*** 0.32*** 0.36*** 0.27*** 0.45*** 1.00
 Family exposure −0.07** 0.01 0.06** 0.20*** 0.03 0.12*** 0.21*** 0.25*** 0.24*** 0.28*** 0.27*** 1.00

*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001