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Watching My Weight: Self-Weighing, Body Surveillance, and Body Dissatisfaction

Sex Roles, 2011
Understanding of the benefits of self-weighing are currently mixed, particularly with respect to women’s psychological health. Applying Objectification theory (Fredrickson and Roberts 1997), we explored the role of body surveillance as a mechanism in the link between self-weighing, a common weight management technique, and body dissatisfaction.
Andrea Mercurio, Brandi Rima
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The Role of Romantic Attachment in Women’s Experiences of Body Surveillance and Body Shame

Gender Issues, 2015
Self-objectification, body surveillance, and body shame have been widely researched in the context of early attachment and interpersonal relationships; however, no research to date had been conducted on the role of romantic attachment styles. In the current study, we examined the role of romantic attachment in women’s (n = 193) experiences of body ...
Danielle C. DeVille +3 more
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Bodies and surveillance: Simondon, information and affect

Distinktion: Journal of Social Theory, 2013
Increases in the use of information media mark them out as significant forces on social and individual living. Information is continually being shared and harvested through the growing presence of information technologies across society. The technological aspects of these processes have led to questions regarding the extent to which technologies, and ...
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The Surveillance of the Body:

2022
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Health surveillance, the body and schooling

International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, 2010
Emma Rich, Lisa Michelle Perhamus
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Surveillance by No-bodies

Science, 2006
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The Co-opted Body and Counter-Surveillance: The Body as Data and Surveillance

The International Journal of the Humanities: Annual Review, 2008
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The Importance of Body Mass Index Assessment and Surveillance in Schools