The body satisfaction data come from the Project EAT study
 (PI: Dianne Neumark-Sztainer).  The n=1000 observations represent a
random subsample of the full Project EAT dataset are are not meant for
use other than to demonstrate statsitical methods for classroom
purposes.

The original source for the body satisfaction scale is: Pingitore R. "Gender
Differences in Body Satisfaction." Obesity Research. 1997; 5(5).

The respondent answered each of the following questions which were
on a 5 point Likert type scale where the
word anchors were 1 = Very Dissatisfied and 5 = Very Satisfied.

"How satisfied are you with your:
a. Height
b. Weight
c. Body Shape
d. Waist
e. Hips
f. Thighs
g. Stomach
h. Face
i. Body build
j. Shoulders

The variable names are 
  hap_ht    height
  hap_wt    weight
  hapshape  body shape
  hapwaist  waist
  haphips   hips
  hapthigh  thigh
  hapstom   stomach
  hapface   face
  hapbuild  body build
  hapshlds  shoulders

Other select variables are also in the .txt and the .csv. 

the variables in the dataset are: 
height_s - observed height in feet
weight_s - observed weight in pounds
bestwt - what the adolescent thinks would be his/her best weight
diffwt - bestwt minus weight_s
sex - 1 is male, 2 is female
ageyrs - age in years
race - 1 white, 2 black, 3 Hispanic, 4 Asian, 6 Native Am, 7 Mixed/other
id - an individual id number
school - a school id number

hap_ht, hap_wt, hapshape, hapwaist, haphips, hapthigh, hapstom,
hapface, hapbuild,hapshlds

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