A negative body image is related to a number of negative health consequences, including eating disorders. In three experiments, the researchers trained 370 women to direct attention to different body sizes and tested whether the attention training influenced how women perceived and felt about their bodies. Women who completed the training in a laboratory increased their attention to larger bodies. However, this increase in attention did not change how women perceived and felt about their bodies. The training was generally ineffective at modifying attention when completed online. These results suggest our attention training task was ineffective at modifying body image in women.