隔离社交媒体图片中的体型和性化对年轻女性身体形象相关建构的影响

IF 5.2 1区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHIATRY
Jasmine Fardouly , Talia Levin , Lenny R. Vartanian , Ronald M. Rapee
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本研究系统地分离了社交媒体图片中的身体尺寸和性化对女性身体形象的影响。年轻女性(18-25 岁,N = 194)观看了 10 张社交媒体图片,分别是:(1) 身体较大的性化女性;(2) 身体较大的非性化女性;(3) 身体较小的性化女性;或 (4) 身体较小的非性化女性。参与者在暴露前和暴露后完成身体形象和相关结构的测量。瘦削理想内化作为这些影响的调节因素进行了研究。图片中女性的体型比她们身体的性化程度更具影响力。无论性化程度如何,观看身材较小的女性图片对外貌满意度、消极情绪和身体欣赏的影响都是负面的,而观看身材较大的女性图片对身体欣赏的影响是正面的,对外貌满意度和情绪的影响则是中性的。对于瘦削理想内化程度高的人来说,体型对外貌满意度的影响更大。体型较大的女性比体型较小的女性更容易获得正面评价。然而,在所有条件下,参与者的自我物化程度都有所提高。因此,虽然观看体型较大女性的图片有望改善社交媒体,但在广泛推荐之前还需要进一步的研究。
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Isolating the effects of body size and sexualisation in social media images on body image-related constructs among young women
This study systematically separated the effects of body size and sexualisation in social media images on women’s body image. Young women (18–25 years, N = 194) viewed 10 social media images of either (1) sexualised women in larger bodies; (2) non-sexualised women in larger bodies; (3) sexualised women in smaller bodies; or (4) non-sexualised women in smaller bodies. Participants completed pre- and post-exposure measures of body image and related constructs. Thin ideal internalisation was examined as a moderator of those effects. The body size of the women in the images was more influential than how sexualized their bodies were presented. Regardless of sexualisation, viewing images of women with smaller bodies was negative for appearance satisfaction, negative mood, and body appreciation, and viewing women with larger bodies was positive for body appreciation and neutral for appearance satisfaction and mood. The impact of body size on appearance satisfaction was stronger for those high in thin ideal internalisation. Women with larger bodies were perceived more positively than those with smaller bodies. However, participants’ self-objectification increased in all conditions. Thus, while viewing images of women with larger bodies provides promise for improving social media, further research is needed before it is recommended broadly.
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Body Image
Body Image Multiple-
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8.70
自引率
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174
期刊介绍: Body Image is an international, peer-reviewed journal that publishes high-quality, scientific articles on body image and human physical appearance. Body Image is a multi-faceted concept that refers to persons perceptions and attitudes about their own body, particularly but not exclusively its appearance. The journal invites contributions from a broad range of disciplines-psychological science, other social and behavioral sciences, and medical and health sciences. The journal publishes original research articles, brief research reports, theoretical and review papers, and science-based practitioner reports of interest. Dissertation abstracts are also published online, and the journal gives an annual award for the best doctoral dissertation in this field.
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