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Jiaoyan Chen, Keke Liu, Juan Zhang, Songhui Liu, Yuanyuan Wang, Ruiyao Cao, Xingwang Peng, Mei Han, Hui Han, Rongying Yao, Lianguo Fu Department of Child and Adolescent Health, School of Public Health, Bengbu Medical College, Bengbu, Anhui, 233030 ...
Chen J+10 more
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Body image (BI) disturbance is a relevant factor in the etiology and treatment of eating disorders (ED). Although progress has been made in recent decades in understanding BI and its relationship with ED, the efficacy of BI disturbance prevention and ...
Diana Burychka+2 more
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Implicit Beliefs about Ideal Body Image Predict Body Image Dissatisfaction
We examined whether implicit measures of actual and ideal body image can be used to predict body dissatisfaction in young female adults. Participants completed two Implicit Relational Assessment Procedures (IRAPs) to examine their implicit beliefs ...
Niclas eHeider+2 more
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This study was conducted to determine the media image and its impact on body image and nutrition status of 100 professional female volleyball players aged between 18-30 in teams affiliated to the Turkish Volleyball Federation.
Sanem Türkmaya Şanal+3 more
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Misser, Shalendra K.+2 more
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Body dissatisfaction revisited : on the importance of implicit beliefs about actual and ideal body image [PDF]
Body dissatisfaction (i.e., a negative attitude towards one’s own physical appearance) is assumed to originate from a perceived discrepancy between the actual physical appearance (i.e., actual body image) and the desired ideal state of the body (i.e ...
De Houwer, Jan+2 more
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Weight Stigma among Undergraduate Healthcare Students: A Vignette Study
Weight stigma is described as prejudice and discrimination concerning body weight. People stigmatized by their body weight report worse physical and mental health and, consequently, poor psychosocial functioning.
Wedsley dos Santos Silva André+2 more
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Paranoia builds upon feelings of vulnerability. Our clinical experience indicates that negative body image, including concerns regarding weight, may be one source of feeling vulnerable and hence raise the risk of paranoia. There has been no empirical test of an association between body image and paranoia.
Waite, F, Freeman, D
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A Self-determination Theory Approach to the Study of Body Image Concerns, Self-presentation and Self-perceptions in a Sample of Aerobic Instructors [PDF]
This study examined motivational predictors of body image concerns, self-presentation and self-perceptions using Self-determination Theory as a guiding framework. Aerobic instructors (N = 149) completed questionnaires measuring general need satisfaction,
Ntoumanis, Nikos+1 more
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BODY IMAGE CHANGES THROUGH AGING
BODY IMAGE CHANGES THROUGH ...
Ilke Coskun Benlidayi
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