Body image, the subjective view about one’s own body and how others perceive it, has been shown to have numerous impacts on women in multiple facets of their lives, including sexual experiences. This study seeks to examine the specific impact that body image has on women using sexual relationships for self-validation. Findings suggest that the more likely a woman is to perceive herself as overweight, the higher the chance that she seeks out sex in order to validate her feelings with regards to her body. Parental involvement and comments about the participant’s body were also shown with the woman seeking out sex for self-validation. Body image can have numerous impacts on the sexual health of women, as well as on their overall mental health ...
Combined with the rising rates of body image dissatisfaction and low self-esteem in women, the stro...
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Objectification theory is a social constructivist framework that aims to explain how sociocultural a...
Body image, the subjective view about one’s own body and how others perceive it, has been shown to h...
Given the large sociocultural emphasis on appearance and the widespread incidence of a negative body...
Introduction: Research suggests that body image affects sexual functioning, but the relationship bet...
Drawing from the insights provided by feminist theory, this study explored the relationship between ...
Women’s bodies are often objectified and evaluated, which may result in body dissatisfaction associa...
Poor body image has negative consequences for women’s sexual health, but existing scholarship in thi...
Sexual dysfunctions and body image dissatisfaction in women have reached significant levels, with pr...
While studies have documented robust relationships between body image and sexual health outcomes, fe...
It was the purpose of the current study to examine the relationship between sexual experience and at...
Sexual relationship power (SRP) describes interpersonal power dynamics within romantic relationships...
Previous research has shown that many women feel self-conscious of their bodies during physical inti...
AbstractIntroductionResearch suggests that body image affects sexual functioning, but the relationsh...
Combined with the rising rates of body image dissatisfaction and low self-esteem in women, the stro...
https://scholarworks.moreheadstate.edu/student_scholarship_posters/1092/thumbnail.jp
Objectification theory is a social constructivist framework that aims to explain how sociocultural a...
Body image, the subjective view about one’s own body and how others perceive it, has been shown to h...
Given the large sociocultural emphasis on appearance and the widespread incidence of a negative body...
Introduction: Research suggests that body image affects sexual functioning, but the relationship bet...
Drawing from the insights provided by feminist theory, this study explored the relationship between ...
Women’s bodies are often objectified and evaluated, which may result in body dissatisfaction associa...
Poor body image has negative consequences for women’s sexual health, but existing scholarship in thi...
Sexual dysfunctions and body image dissatisfaction in women have reached significant levels, with pr...
While studies have documented robust relationships between body image and sexual health outcomes, fe...
It was the purpose of the current study to examine the relationship between sexual experience and at...
Sexual relationship power (SRP) describes interpersonal power dynamics within romantic relationships...
Previous research has shown that many women feel self-conscious of their bodies during physical inti...
AbstractIntroductionResearch suggests that body image affects sexual functioning, but the relationsh...
Combined with the rising rates of body image dissatisfaction and low self-esteem in women, the stro...
https://scholarworks.moreheadstate.edu/student_scholarship_posters/1092/thumbnail.jp
Objectification theory is a social constructivist framework that aims to explain how sociocultural a...