Ideal comparisons: Body ideals harm women’s body image through social comparison

Volume: 29, Pages: 100 - 109
Published: Jun 1, 2019
Abstract
Body dissatisfaction and self-objectification can arise when women view idealized thin bodies, as well as idealized athletic or curvy bodies. State-level social comparisons have been shown to mediate such effects, with mixed evidence for the moderating role of trait-level social comparison. An experiment tested the hypotheses that viewing messages idealizing thin, athletic, and curvy bodies would be associated with greater state social...
Paper Details
Title
Ideal comparisons: Body ideals harm women’s body image through social comparison
Published Date
Jun 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
29
Pages
100 - 109
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