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• W2143639797 abstract "Objective To explore the body size perceptions of low‐income, postpartum Black women. Design Prospective, exploratory survey using a culturally sensitive figure rating scale, to assess body size perceptions. Setting Four inner city clinics in Washington, DC. Participants Low‐income, postpartum Black women (N= 105). Method A validated, culturally sensitive figure rating scale was used to assess perception of current, typical, healthy, and preferred body sizes of participants. Derived scores were used to assess other body image measures. Main Outcome Measures Measures were mean scores of perceived sizes and derived scores representing body size satisfaction, adherence to typical size, and health ideal size. Results Over 75% of subjects exhibited dissatisfaction with current body size. The perceived size for the typical (reference) woman was larger and not representative of the perceived healthy or preferred sizes of the sample. No difference between preferred and healthy sizes was observed. Conclusions Two thirds of the participants were dissatisfied with their current body size and over half desired weight loss. The lack of difference between preferred and healthy body sizes suggests desire for a body size that meets both cultural standards of attractiveness and personal standards of health. Nursing opportunity for engaging in anticipatory interventions is highlighted. To explore the body size perceptions of low‐income, postpartum Black women. Prospective, exploratory survey using a culturally sensitive figure rating scale, to assess body size perceptions. Four inner city clinics in Washington, DC. Low‐income, postpartum Black women (N= 105). A validated, culturally sensitive figure rating scale was used to assess perception of current, typical, healthy, and preferred body sizes of participants. Derived scores were used to assess other body image measures. Measures were mean scores of perceived sizes and derived scores representing body size satisfaction, adherence to typical size, and health ideal size. Over 75% of subjects exhibited dissatisfaction with current body size. The perceived size for the typical (reference) woman was larger and not representative of the perceived healthy or preferred sizes of the sample. No difference between preferred and healthy sizes was observed. Two thirds of the participants were dissatisfied with their current body size and over half desired weight loss. The lack of difference between preferred and healthy body sizes suggests desire for a body size that meets both cultural standards of attractiveness and personal standards of health. Nursing opportunity for engaging in anticipatory interventions is highlighted." @default.
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• W2143639797 date "2007-03-01" @default.
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• W2143639797 title "Dissatisfaction With Body Size Among Low‐Income, Postpartum Black Women" @default.
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