Questions: Which of the following authentic slogans from public service announcements would be rated highest on a scale of weight stigmatization? "You wouldn't inject your children with junk. So why are you feeding it to them?" (Australia) "Enjoy your food, but eat less." (United States) "LOST: Love handles. Last seen before taking stairs instead of escalator." (United States) "Unhealthy eating and drinking and not enough physical activity can seriously affect your health."

The answer is "You wouldn't inject your children with junk. So why are you feeding it to them?" (Australia)

This slogan uses a strong metaphor comparing unhealthy food to injecting harmful substances, which can be perceived as stigmatizing. It implies a direct and severe judgment on parental choices, potentially leading to feelings of guilt and shame.

This slogan is more neutral and focuses on moderation rather than directly stigmatizing certain behaviors or choices. It encourages a balanced approach to eating without harsh judgment.

This slogan uses humor and a light-hearted approach to encourage physical activity. While it references body image, it does so in a less direct and less stigmatizing manner compared to Option 1.

This statement is factual and informative, focusing on the consequences of certain behaviors without directly stigmatizing individuals. It aims to educate rather than judge.