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Negativity toward fat people is stronger in nations with higher percentages of obesity.

Proceedings article published in 2012 by M. Marini, Michelangelo Vianello ORCID, B. A. Nosek
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Abstract

Overweight people showed less implicit and explicit bias against obese people than normal and underweight people. Conversely, nations with more overweight people showed a stronger implicit bias against obese people. Cultural weight bias works against social identity factors that promote preferences for oneself and one’s group identities.