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Stigmatizing attitudes towards individuals with anorexia nervosa: an investigation of attribution theory.

J Eat Disord · 2013 · PMC3776205 · PMID 24764528

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failed to reach significanceno p-value reported
However, the difference between mean Affective Reaction Scale (ARS) scores in the AN and skin cancer groups failed to reach significance, suggesting that willingness to engage in social contact may be a more sensitive index of stigmatizing attitudes than negative emotional reactions.

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a trend towards significanceno p-value reported
However, there was a trend towards significance in terms of a greater change in affective reactions in the obesity versus the AN groups, and in the AN versus skin cancer groups, when exposed to blameworthy versus non-blameworthy accounts.

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approached significanceno p-value reported
Therefore, the notion that blame-based accounts result in comparable increases in stigma irrespective of the type of condition must be considered a preliminary finding given that the findings on the ARS approached significance.

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