“…Further, the Body Project is the only eating disorder prevention program that has been shown to affect objective measures, which also provides evidence that intervention effects are not driven by expectancies and demand characteristics: In controlled trials, it has reduced brain reward region response to thin models (Stice et al, 2015), positive implicit attitudes toward thin models (Kant et al, 2019), and attentional bias for thin models (Tobin et al, 2022). Finally, it is the only eating disorder prevention program that has shown efficacy for various racial and ethnic groups in numerous countries, for heterosexual and sexual minority females and males, and for a broad range of ages (e.g., AlShebali et al, 2021; Brown & Keel, 2015; Brown et al, 2017; Casasnovas et al, 2021; Rohde et al, 2017; Rodriguez et al, 2008; Shaw et al, 2020; Stice et al, 2021; Unikel-Santoncini et al, 2019), implying that it might be a particularly good candidate for broad implementation.…”