© Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. Body image is a significant predictor of important psychological and physical outcomes. The current study sought to expand on previous research on cross-cultural differences in body image across countries by exploring differences in body image based on geographic region within the United States. A sample of 1,365 participants was recruited from universities in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest regions of the United States. Participants completed a survey that assessed their gender, geographic region, and body image. Women reported poorer body image than men, and young adults from the Southeast reported poorer body image than young adults from the Pacific Northwest. There were significant interaction effect...
Women\u27s pursuit of beauty represents a global epidemic that spans many centuries. While the chara...
The primary purpose of this study was to examine the body image attitudes of Asian American and Cauc...
The current study analyzed attitudes towards size and physical appearance among four hundred and sev...
Body image is a significant predictor of important psychological and physical outcomes. The current ...
The purpose of this research is to determine how individuals rate body image based on shape of the b...
Body Image and Culture Limited research examines body image in males and ethnic minorities. Appear...
Body image can be described as a combination of a person’s perceptions, feelings and thoughts about ...
The present study examined differences in body image perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors between a...
Body image and its relationship to self-esteem was examined among Asian, Pacific Islander, and White...
Clinical and non-clinical maladies associated with body image disturbance (BID) are of interest to r...
ABSTRACT: This research investigates factors explaining the way people perceive their body and appea...
Previous research reported that body size measured as Body Mass Index (BMI) and body shape measured...
Background: Previous studies examining body image from a cross-cultural perspective have tended to n...
A total of 144 college students (103 were females) participated in a study investigating the gender ...
This quantitative study took an interesting look into determining factors of self-image through the ...
Women\u27s pursuit of beauty represents a global epidemic that spans many centuries. While the chara...
The primary purpose of this study was to examine the body image attitudes of Asian American and Cauc...
The current study analyzed attitudes towards size and physical appearance among four hundred and sev...
Body image is a significant predictor of important psychological and physical outcomes. The current ...
The purpose of this research is to determine how individuals rate body image based on shape of the b...
Body Image and Culture Limited research examines body image in males and ethnic minorities. Appear...
Body image can be described as a combination of a person’s perceptions, feelings and thoughts about ...
The present study examined differences in body image perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors between a...
Body image and its relationship to self-esteem was examined among Asian, Pacific Islander, and White...
Clinical and non-clinical maladies associated with body image disturbance (BID) are of interest to r...
ABSTRACT: This research investigates factors explaining the way people perceive their body and appea...
Previous research reported that body size measured as Body Mass Index (BMI) and body shape measured...
Background: Previous studies examining body image from a cross-cultural perspective have tended to n...
A total of 144 college students (103 were females) participated in a study investigating the gender ...
This quantitative study took an interesting look into determining factors of self-image through the ...
Women\u27s pursuit of beauty represents a global epidemic that spans many centuries. While the chara...
The primary purpose of this study was to examine the body image attitudes of Asian American and Cauc...
The current study analyzed attitudes towards size and physical appearance among four hundred and sev...