Fig. 3From: Literary reading and eating disorders: survey evidence of therapeutic help and harma and b Reported mechanisms of textual a) helpfulness and b) harmfulness (for fiction and nonfiction). In the final survey, two near-identical items, ‘causing obsessive reflection on eating/exercise’ and ‘causing obsessive reflection on eating/exercise and/or bodyweight/shape’, were mistakenly retained in the question about mechanisms of harmfulness. Both were selected by 16% of respondents, and the former has been omitted here for clarityBack to article page