Participant ID
Date and Time that participant responded to the phone prompt
Date portion of phone prompt response
Time of day portion of phone prompt response
count for which day during the experimental period the prompt was sent (1 = Day 1, 2 = Day 2)
running count of responses during the experiment time period (within subject)
numbered count of responses during that day of the experiment period (within subject) (1 = first resp for that day, 2 = second response for that day)
Day the participant was enrolled in the phone prompts
First time that a participant completed a phone prompt during the study
Excluded someone from a photograph because of their size.(Behavior)
Avoided posting a picture with a [friend, colleague, family member] on social media because they were over-weight or obese. (Behavior)
Avoided taking a picture with a [friend, colleague, family member] on social media because they were over-weight or obese. (Behavior)
Referred to someone as lazy or unmotivated (with or without them knowing) because of their size. (Behavior)
Ignored someone because of their size. (Behavior)
Saw someone overweight and felt bad for them. (Cognition)
Avoided socializing with someone because of their weight. (Behavior)
Felt uncomfortable when interacting with someone obese. (Cognition)
Saw someone as less sexually attractive because of their weight. (Cognition)
Ashamed to be seen with someone because of their weight. (Cognition)
Made fun of someones weight on social media. (Behavior)
Made a fat person joke/comment on social media. (Behavior)
Made fun of someones weight. (Behavior)
Judged someone because of their weight. (Cognition)
Stared at someone because of their weight. (Behavior)
Blamed something for someone because of their weight. (Cognition)
Called someone a name because of their weight. (Behavior)
Suggested a diet to someone because of their weight. (Behavior)
Nagged someone to lose weight. (Behavior)
Had low expectations about someone because of their weight. (Cognition)
Laughed at someone because of their weight. (Behavior)
Teased someone because of their weight. (Behavior)
Grimaced at someone because of their weight. (Behavior)
sum of reported weight stigma behaviors
Determined
Afraid
Attentive
Nervous
Alert
Upset
Inspired
Hostile
Active
Ashamed
Guilty
I feel good about myself
I want to sink into the floor and disappear
I feel remorse, regret.
I feel worthwhile, valuable
I feel small
I feel tension about something I have done
I feel capable, useful.
I feel like I am a bad person
I cannot stop thinking about something bad I have done
I feel proud
I feel humiliated, disgraced
I feel like apologizing, confessing
I feel pleased about something I have done
I feel worthless, powerless
I feel bad about something I have done
any wt. stig endorsement
cumulative amount of time (in hours) since the participant began the experiment
Yes = 1/No = 0 for if participant endorsed a wt stigma thought/behavior in their phone prompt response
sum of time points during an experiment day that the participant endorsed a weight stigma thought/behavior (4 = at 4 time points during that experiment day, the participant endorsed at least 1 wt stigma behav/thought)
Yes = 1/No = 0 for if a weight stigma behavior/thought was reported at ANY time point during that experiment day
Yes = 1/No = 0 for if this is the first phone prompt of the day where a participant reported perpetrating weight stigma (endorsed a weight stigma thought/behavior)
Yes = 1/No = 0 for if this is the second phone prompt of the day where a participant reported perpetrating weight stigma (endorsed a weight stigma thought/behavior)
hour at which the participant reported perpetuating weight stigma in their phone prompt response (referenced to the cumulative time variable)
this variable auto-fills the timepoints before and after the reported weight stigma event with the hour at which it was reported; variable is then used to calculate the linear, quadratic, and cubic components
represents the linear component of GEE analysis (.00 is the time at which participant reported the weight stigma and the values at time points before and after represent the number of hours before/after the reported event)
represents the quadratic component of GEE analysis (linear component squared)
represents the cubic component of GEE analysis (linear component cubed)
sum of weight stigma cognitions
sum of weight stigma behaviors
composite subscale of shame items (Items 2, 5, 8, 11, 14)
composite subscale of guilt items (Items 3, 6, 9, 12, 15)
composite subscale of pride items (Items 1, 4, 7, 10, 13)
determined, attentive, alert, inspired, active