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Notably, the target who lost weight and maintained it was rated more favorably (i.e., higher in positive traits, lower in negative traits, less unhealthy) than all three of the targets who currently had obesity (i.e., targets from the GLP-1 regain , diet+exercise regain , and no weight loss conditions), suggesting that having a higher weight is harshly stigmatized regardless of a persons prior weight loss attempts
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