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Fig 1.

An illustration of the timing and ordering of our event-related thin image paradigm with the presentation of a) two thin-ideal models, b) two average-weight models, and c) one thin-ideal model and one average-weight model.

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Fig 2.

Participant Flow Chart.

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Table 1.

Means (SD) for Outcomes in the Body Project and Control Conditions.

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Fig 3.

Greater pre to post BOLD response decreases in the right caudate (MNI: 18, 20, 5, Z = 3.66, k = 37; r = -0.59) in response to thin-models relative to average-weight models.

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Table 2.

Significant Time-by-Group Interactions in Brain Activation during Thin-Ideal Models vs Average-Weight Models.

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Fig 4.

Scatter plots of relative activations.

(A) The positive correlation between change in putamen activation and change in body dissatisfaction (r = 0.64). (B) The positive correlation between change in caudate activation and change in body dissatisfaction (r = 0. 63). (C) The negative correlation between change in precuneus activation and change in thin-ideal internalization (r = -0.55).

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Table 3.

Correlations between Changes in Brain Responsivity to Thin-Ideal Models versus Average-Weight Models and Changes in Body Dissatisfaction, Thin-Ideal Internalization, and Eating Disorder Symptoms (N = 38).

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