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, 2020 Although the thin body ideal has been the epitome of western female beauty for decades, the more recent fit body ideal is becoming arguably more popular.
Donovan, Caroline L +5 more
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Evidence that Social Comparison with the Thin Ideal Affects Implicit Self-Evaluation
International Review of Social Psychology, 2018 Research on body image suggests that social comparison with the thin ideal has a number of negative consequences for women. To date, however, little is known on how social comparison with the thin ideal affects the accessibility of positive thoughts and ...
Yvana Bocage-Barthélémy +2 more
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What is an attractive body? Using an interactive 3D program to create the ideal body for you and your partner [PDF]
, 2012 What is the ideal body size and shape that we want for ourselves and our partners? What are the important physical features in this ideal? And do both genders agree on what is an attractive body?
Martin J. Tovée +12 more
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Thin Images Reflected in the Water: Narcissism and Girls’ Vulnerability to the Thin‐Ideal
Journal of Personality, 2015 AbstractThe purpose of this research is to test how adolescent girls’ narcissistic traits—characterized by a need to impress others and avoid ego‐threat—influence acute adverse effects of thin‐ideal exposure. Participants (11–15 years; total N = 366; all female) reported their narcissistic traits.
Thomaes, Sander, Sedikides, Constantine
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The Role of Perfectionism in the Relationship Between Thin-Ideal Internalization and Body Dissatisfaction [PDF]
, 2021 Research has shown a significant relationship between thin-ideal internalization and body dissatisfaction. In addition, research suggests perfectionism is an antecedent to thin-ideal internalization (Boone, 2011). When examining subtypes of perfectionism,
Brown, Mackenzie, B.A. +2 more
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ObesitiesDespite being acknowledged as a complex and multi-faceted condition, the prevailing view within society is that obesity is the result of individual choices and can be reversed simply by “eating less and moving more”.
Jordan D. Beaumont +3 more
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, 2019 Females are at risk for body image and eating disturbance when they internalize societally prescribed standards of Western beauty. With respect to messages to be thin or muscular, numerous scales are available that measure internalization.
Zimmer-Gembeck, MJ +2 more
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Social media use and body dissatisfaction in adolescents: The moderating role of thin-and muscular-ideal internalisation [PDF]
, 2021 Internalisation of appearance ideals moderates the relationship between exposure to media images and body dissatisfaction. To date, the role of thin- and muscular-ideal internalisation in the context of social media remains under explored, particularly ...
Hannah Jarman (13073316) +3 more
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The Struggle Between the Real and Ideal
SAGE Open, 2017 Media, in its diverse forms, has become a powerful tool for construction and portrayal of the “shoulds, oughts, and musts” of a woman’s body. As a result of “thinning” of beauty ideals in the media, the real woman finds the representations of ideal woman
Itisha Nagar, Rukhsana Virk
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To be thin but not healthy - The body-image dilemma may affect health among female university students in China. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2018 An increasing number of young girls have attached great importance to their body-image in China. Body-image dissatisfaction has resulted in increased weight loss behavior.
Lei Zhang, Haihong Qian, Hua Fu
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