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Experimenter expectation and compliance among obese females.

Summary A study of compliance in task performance was conducted. It was predicted that when E expectations are known, obese Ss will comply and demonstrate response inhibition and rejection of conflicting cues where appropriate. The Ss were 20 normal weight and 20 obese American female college students. Equal numbers of each weight group were given one of two expectations and also presented with conflicting incidental cues. While obese Ss tended to report awareness of incidental cues more frequently, task performance indicated compliance with E among obese Ss but not among normal Ss. Results did not support interpretations of higher performance levels among obese Ss as related to oversensitization to external stimuli or to response inhibition deficiency.