Selfie-loving mothers and children in China: The relationship between the selfie-related behaviors of mothers and adolescents' cosmetic surgery consideration.

IF 2.5 3区心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL

Journal of Health Psychology Pub Date : 2024-08-26 DOI:10.1177/13591053241273663

Lijuan Xiao, Yurui Ren, Baolin Li

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Abstract

The current study examined the relationship between mothers' selfie-related behaviors and adolescents' cosmetic surgery consideration, as well as the mediating effects of the adolescents' selfie-related behaviors, body surveillance, and facial dissatisfaction. A total of 541 mother-child dyads with adolescents averaging 16.55 years old, was recruited. The path analysis revealed that mothers' selfie-related behaviors were not directly related to adolescents' consideration of cosmetic surgery, but the link was mediated by the adolescents' selfie-related behaviors, body surveillance, and facial dissatisfaction. Specifically, there was a mediating effect of adolescents' facial dissatisfaction, as well as serial mediating effects of adolescents' selfie-related behaviors and facial dissatisfaction, of adolescents' selfie-related behaviors and body surveillance, and of adolescents' selfie-related behaviors, body surveillance and facial dissatisfaction. Additionally, we did not find a significant gender difference in the model. These findings provide further insights into the association between a mother's selfie activities and adolescent children's cosmetic surgery consideration.

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中国爱自拍的母亲和孩子：母亲的自拍行为与青少年整容考虑之间的关系。

本研究探讨了母亲自拍相关行为与青少年整容考虑之间的关系，以及青少年自拍相关行为、身体监视和面部不满意的中介效应。研究共招募了 541 个母子二人组，其中青少年平均年龄为 16.55 岁。路径分析显示，母亲的自拍相关行为与青少年考虑整容手术并无直接关系，但青少年的自拍相关行为、身体监视和面部不满会对两者之间的联系产生中介作用。具体来说，青少年的面部不满意度具有中介效应，青少年的自拍相关行为和面部不满意度、青少年的自拍相关行为和身体监控以及青少年的自拍相关行为、身体监控和面部不满意度之间也存在串联中介效应。此外，我们在模型中没有发现明显的性别差异。这些发现进一步揭示了母亲的自拍活动与青少年儿童整容考虑之间的关联。

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Journal of Health Psychology PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL-

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