Name: Alexandra Markwell Collaborators: Lindsay Samson, Jennifer Mills Year & Program: 4th year Psychology Project Type: Empirical Study
Name: Alexandra Markwell
Collaborators: Lindsay Samson, Jennifer Mills
Year & Program: 4th year Psychology
Project Type: Empirical Study
Luminate Mental Health Conference Series 
I’ve learned about some really interestIng and important information about WBI and RI from your presentation. Your poster beautifully highlights the various aspects involved in your study.
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Love this design! The information just POPS off the page!
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This intervention seems like such an accessible and low cost way to help people struggling with IWS!
Really a no brainer!
And a great visual- appealing & informative.
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IR sounds like such a unique intervention! Very interesting study. 🙂
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Although I don’t know anything about IR, from what you stated of it being a homework based exercise, I’m shocked at how self-reflecting it is. I actually think its an important step for women to think about their weight biases and how it truly affects them. I feel wowed
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Not only is this a very interesting topic, but this is a very visually appealing poster! Great job on presenting the information visually!
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Such a great topic. Can’t wait to see the results.
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What a fascinating analysis/approach to WBI. I had never heard of IR before, but am now keen to learn more.
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Very interesting! I find myself most drawn to the graphics and analysis of this poster
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I’ve heard some very interesting things about IR! I hope that this can help alter weight bias schema positively to improve outcomes for young women. Such a great and worthwhile study!
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