Autori:
Riva, Giuseppe,
Sarno, Lucio,
Volpato, Chiara,
Prunas, Antonio,
Dakanalis, Antonios,
Di Mattei, Valentina Elisabetta,
Zanetti, Maria AssuntaTitolo:
Il corpo oggettivato: media, benessere psicofisico e differenze di generePeriodico:
Psicologia socialeAnno:
2012 - Fascicolo:
2 - Pagina iniziale:
261 - Pagina finale:
284According to objectification theory (Fredrickson e Roberts, 1997), the effect of sexually objectifying media on self-objectification and on psychophysical young adults well-being have been examined. As far as for women, the exposure to sexually objectifying media leads to self-objectification/body surveillance which in turn leads to body shame, that is related to the etiology of disordered eating. Similar results (even if weaker) came out from the male sample. Women obtained significantly higher mean scores in all variables examined. We found gender issues in body surveillance and shame if considered as mediator variables. Practical implications are discussed
SICI: 1827-2517(2012)2<261:ICOMBP>2.0.ZU;2-X
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