Le nombre de personnes obèses qui n'osent pas aller faire du sport à cause du fait qu'ils considèrent l'environnement hostile (moqueries par exemple) https://t.co/DS8ksOjCbI
Weight stigma experiences and self-exclusion from sport and exercise settings among people with obesity.
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What people are saying
The discussions reflect strong agreement with the findings, as posts frequently reference support for the harms of weight stigma, using words like 'more support' and 'very excited' to emphasize the importance. The tone and language demonstrate a collective recognition of the issue's significance and a desire to understand and address it, indicating high interest and impact.
Most discussions strongly agree with the article's focus on weight stigmaleading to self-exclusion from physical activity, highlighting shared concerns about this issue.
The posts show high interest, with many references to new studies, and expressions of enthusiasm like 'very excited,' indicating engagement with the topic.
There is moderate depth of engagement, with some users sharing examples and research findings, but not in extensive detail.
The discussions suggest that the article has significant influence on raising awareness about weight stigma and its effects on exercise participation.
Abstract in brief
- People with obesity often self-exclude from sport and exercise due to traumatic experiences of weight stigma and discrimination, which they manage by avoiding certain settings or exercising at home.
- This self-exclusion is a coping mechanism to prevent further negative experiences, involving strategies like exercising in safe spaces or exercising alone to avoid social stigma.
- The study suggests that this self-exclusion may contribute to overall physical inactivity among people with obesity, highlighting how weight stigma impacts their participation in physical activity.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyOur new article on weight stigma and self-exclusion from sport and exercise settings has been published with BMC Public Health. Very excited. https://t.co/6h2jIvT4JN
More support for the harms of weight stigma: Participants w/ obesity reported excluding themselves from sport & exercise settings due to weight stigma experiences & fear of stigma https://t.co/kQCVu4iFhU
A study published in #BMCPublicHealth reports the extent to which physical inactivity in adults with obesity is the result of a weight stigma-induced self-exclusion from sport and physical activity settings. https://t.co/9H1YUhSwJT
RT @AnsgarThiel: Our new article on weight stigma and self-exclusion from sport and exercise settings has been published with BMC Public He…
@EasonDavid_88 @EmilyPierce01 @Lync713 https://t.co/ucX735LIQa https://t.co/t9wj0U0QHJ https://t.co/3JaOUpiU0w https://t.co/qbPLSbKWjC https://t.co/indCKjMcby
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RT @GeekNfit: Le nombre de personnes obèses qui n'osent pas aller faire du sport à cause du fait qu'ils considèrent l'environnement hostile…
RT @GeekNfit: Le nombre de personnes obèses qui n'osent pas aller faire du sport à cause du fait qu'ils considèrent l'environnement hostile…
Le nombre de personnes obèses qui n'osent pas aller faire du sport à cause du fait qu'ils considèrent l'environnement hostile (moqueries par exemple) https://t.co/DS8ksOjCbI
@EasonDavid_88 @EmilyPierce01 @Lync713 https://t.co/ucX735LIQa https://t.co/t9wj0U0QHJ https://t.co/3JaOUpiU0w https://t.co/qbPLSbKWjC https://t.co/indCKjMcby
@NonnaUBiznyss @Akiiim_mit_3_i @Lalaland0705 Fungi .. kenn ich nicht, aber such mal mit“sport & weight reduction“ nach Publikationen. Da kanste den einen oder anderen Winterabend mit zu bringen… z.B. usw https://t.co/VrgX9qDSHY https://t.co/ySIXc6o33m https://t.co/RBp5d73EMS
A study published in #BMCPublicHealth reports the extent to which physical inactivity in adults with obesity is the result of a weight stigma-induced self-exclusion from sport and physical activity settings. https://t.co/9H1YUhSwJT
RT @Karen_Patte: More support for the harms of weight stigma: Participants w/ obesity reported excluding themselves from sport & exercise s…
RT @Karen_Patte: More support for the harms of weight stigma: Participants w/ obesity reported excluding themselves from sport & exercise s…
RT @Karen_Patte: More support for the harms of weight stigma: Participants w/ obesity reported excluding themselves from sport & exercise s…
More support for the harms of weight stigma: Participants w/ obesity reported excluding themselves from sport & exercise settings due to weight stigma experiences & fear of stigma https://t.co/kQCVu4iFhU
RT @AnsgarThiel: Our new article on weight stigma and self-exclusion from sport and exercise settings has been published with BMC Public He…
RT @AnsgarThiel: Our new article on weight stigma and self-exclusion from sport and exercise settings has been published with BMC Public He…
RT @AnsgarThiel: Our new article on weight stigma and self-exclusion from sport and exercise settings has been published with BMC Public He…
RT @AnsgarThiel: Our new article on weight stigma and self-exclusion from sport and exercise settings has been published with BMC Public He…
Our new article on weight stigma and self-exclusion from sport and exercise settings has been published with BMC Public Health. Very excited. https://t.co/6h2jIvT4JN
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