Intervention Effectiveness on Trait Outcomes
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Scalable, cost-effective, and evidence-based interventions to curb body dissatisfaction are necessary and in demand among adolescent girls and young Indonesian women [In this study, we found Interestingly, the impact of In addition to the role that internalization played as a mediator of body satisfaction, our hypothesis that internalization as an outcome would decrease at 1 day and 1 month after the intervention was confirmed, reinforcing that the intervention successfully targets this key risk factor. Similarly, skin shade dissatisfaction decreased at 1 day after the intervention, as predicted; however, these effects were not maintained at 1-month follow-up. This might be attributed to the purpose-built measure we used, given the lack of an appropriate validated measure of skin shade dissatisfaction. In addition, it could be that our intervention did not have sufficient potency to deliver sustained change given how deeply embedded skin shade dissatisfaction is among girls and women in Indonesian society.Contrary to the hypotheses, the intervention had no significant impact on positive or negative trait mood. This may be because Finally, some exploratory post hoc analyses (see 