“…The researchers were interested in further identifying specifically which body measurements among those taken contribute more to satisfaction and dissatisfaction. Some major body areas, where significant differences in measurement were identified in Part I, as well as areas consistently identified as problems in previous research, (Hoffman, 1970;Patterson & Warden, 1984) were selected for further review (bust, waist, abdomen, full-hip, and upper-arm). The five body areas and specific related body measurements were: (a) Bust Area: high-bust, full-bust, front-bust-arc, neck-to-bust point, cross-back; (b) Waistline: waist, frontwaist arc-standing, front-waist arc-seated, stature, and weight; (c) Abdomen: abdominal-extension, front-abdominal-arc-standing, front-abdominal-arc-seated, stature, and weight; (d) Full Hip: abdominal-extension, full-hip, maximum-thigh, back-hip-arc-standing, total-crotch-length, frontcrotch-depth, sitting-spread, front-abdominal-arc-seated, and weight; and (e) Upper Arm: full-bust, armscye, upper-arm, cross-back-width, and armscye depth.…”