Children as young as six years of age are likely to use labels such as "liar" or "lazy" to describe the obese people they see in pictures.This is a reflection of

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The fact that children as young as six years old use stigmatizing labels such as "liar" or "lazy" to describe obese people in pictures suggests that negative attitudes towards overweight individuals are prevalent in contemporary Western society, and that these attitudes are learned at a young age. This is supported by research showing that media representations of thinness as ideal, combined with social and cultural pressures, contribute to the stigmatization of overweight individuals.

Children as Young as Six Years of Age Are Likely