In a 'Body Report', a group member, naked, stands on a pillow. Their body is divided into four quadrants: the top of the head to the base of the neck, the shoulders to the base of the torso, the genitals to below the knee, below the knee to the soles of the feet. The four remaining group members are assigned to scan and observe the body, one at each of these quadrants.
1. The body scanners must maintain a close distance to the body at all times-just before the eyes lose focus. They may ask the person they are observing questions about what they are seeing at any time, but must only make observations within their quadrant.
2. At any point, the observed member may ask for a 'Body Report' from another member scanning their body. The member who answers must give an objective description of what they are seeing, even eliminating words like " small", "large", "long","short" ect.
3. The prompt ends once each member has been had a full body report.
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