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The impact of body image disturbances on social avoidance in burn patients. [PDF]
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Body image among bullied obese children: an Egyptian case-control study. [PDF]
BMC Public HealthMahfouz NN, Elabd MA, El-Shaheed AA.
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Assessment of body image: Psychometric properties of the Body Image Questionnaire
Journal of Health Psychology, 2011This study investigated the psychometric properties of the Body Image Questionnaire (QÜIC) in Spanish adolescents. The sample comprised 254 girls and 189 boys, aged 12–15. Principal component analyses showed that the 18 satisfaction items could be summarized using two moderately interrelated dimensions, torso and head/limbs, with satisfaction with ...
Penelo Werner, Eva +3 more
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Dimensions of Body Image: Body Image Scale
Türk Psikolojik Danışma ve Rehberlik Dergisi, 2022This study aims at developing a measuring instrument of which validity and reliability for measuring the body images of individuals during adolescence and young adulthood are proven. The study group consists of 384 high school students. The content validity of the study was tested by seeking an expert opinion and the construct validity was tested by ...
SAYLAN, Ezgi, SOYYİĞİT, Vesile
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Body Image and Body Image Dissatisfaction
2015The bodily self-image is a lifelong, dynamic cognitive process of self-appraisal that is unique to each individual, yet influenced by a myriad of external factors. While the majority of research relates to weight and body shape, there are an unlimited number of physical features that impact the body image.
Elizabeth M. Damstetter, Neelam A. Vashi
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Body Image, 2004
Modern western culture emphasizes thinness, denigrates excess weight, and stigmatizes obese individuals, making it likely that obese people internalize these messages and feel badly about the physical presence that brands them. There is clear evidence that obesity is linked with poor body image, but not all obese persons suffer from this problem or are
Marlene B, Schwartz, Kelly D, Brownell
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Modern western culture emphasizes thinness, denigrates excess weight, and stigmatizes obese individuals, making it likely that obese people internalize these messages and feel badly about the physical presence that brands them. There is clear evidence that obesity is linked with poor body image, but not all obese persons suffer from this problem or are
Marlene B, Schwartz, Kelly D, Brownell
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