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Eating Competence and Gender Identity Are Significantly Associated with Weight-And-Body Shame-And-Guilt, Eating Concerns, and Weight Satisfaction in Undergraduate Students

Benjamin, Kaitlin A. University of Washington ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2022. 29324038.