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Weight Stigma Among Active Duty U.S. Military Personnel With Overweight and Obesity [PDF]
This study assessed the experience of weight-based stigma among active duty military personnel and explored the associations of weight stigma with mood and eating behaviors.
The Experience of Weight Stigma Among Gym Members With Overweight and Obesity [PDF]
This study assessed weight stigma within fitness facilities, factors affecting motivation to exercise, and factors that are important when selecting a gym among U.S. adult gym members with overweight and obesity.
Military Sexual Trauma
Special issue of the APA journal Psychological Services, Vol. 12, No. 4, November 2015. The articles look at the issues facing men and women who experienced military sexual trauma while serving, as well as a presentation of evidence-based strategies for preventing future sexual violence and encouraging people to come forward and seek treatment.
