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As noted, the experience suggesting that dissonance-induction exercises were helpful in the treatment of anorexia nervosa and the evidence that dissonance-induction procedures can change attitudes and behaviors prompted the development of DBIs as a strategy for reducing one risk factor for eating pathology: thin-ideal internalization (Stice et al., 2000).Thin ideal-internalization, or the degree to which an individual endorses or “buys into” the thin standard of female beauty, was targeted because it is an established risk factor for EDs.
ED prevention programs have taken many forms (Stice, Shaw, & Marti, 2007).
The limited success of prior ED prevention programs, coupled with clinical experience suggesting that dissonance-induction exercises were effective in eating disorder treatment and the literature showing that dissonance-induction procedures are effective in changing attitudes and behaviors, prompted the development of DBIs as a strategy for reducing an established attitudinal risk factor for body image and eating disturbances; thin-ideal internalization (Stice, Mazotti, Weibel, & Agras, 2000).