2019
DOI: 10.21240/mpaed/00/2019.10.15.x
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Die Auswirkungen medialer Angebote auf das Körperbild von Jugendlichen

Abstract: Der erhöhte Medieneinfluss trägt massgeblich zur Verbreitung eines aktuellen Frauenbildes bei, welches den Rezipientinnen und Rezipienten ein unrealistisches und ungesundes Bild des weiblichen und männlichen Körpers vermittelt (Dolan 1996; Stahr, Barb-Priebe, und Schulz 2003). Dieser soziokulturelle Einfluss ist neben biologischen, familiären und individuellen Faktoren einer der Entstehungsbedingungen für Körperbildstörungen, die ggf. auch zu Essstörungen führen können. Das Ziel der vorliegenden Studie ist es,… Show more

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“…Furthermore, Instagram users are consumers at the same time and can share their own images and receive feedback in terms of interactions such as likes or comments. In terms of Bandura (1971) social cognitive learning theory, repeated exposure to images in the context of beauty ideals can lead to their imitation ( Baumgartner-Hirscher and Zumbach, 2019 ), which is facilitated by a modified self-representation using the filters and image editing options freely available via Instagram, and lead to an easier consolidation of the ideal. The massive prevalence of the representation of hegemonic beauty ideals on Instagram, the slim-athletic ideal for women ( Boepple and Thompson, 2016 ; Ahrens et al, 2022 ) and the muscularity ideal for men ( Fatt et al, 2019 ), illustrates the number of posts shared (time July 2022) on hashtags categories such as #beauty (508 million), #model (348 million), #fitness (503 million), #fitspo (74.9 million), #muscle (68.4 million) or #thin, which has 2.8 million shared posts despite Instagram warning that it is a sensitive topic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, Instagram users are consumers at the same time and can share their own images and receive feedback in terms of interactions such as likes or comments. In terms of Bandura (1971) social cognitive learning theory, repeated exposure to images in the context of beauty ideals can lead to their imitation ( Baumgartner-Hirscher and Zumbach, 2019 ), which is facilitated by a modified self-representation using the filters and image editing options freely available via Instagram, and lead to an easier consolidation of the ideal. The massive prevalence of the representation of hegemonic beauty ideals on Instagram, the slim-athletic ideal for women ( Boepple and Thompson, 2016 ; Ahrens et al, 2022 ) and the muscularity ideal for men ( Fatt et al, 2019 ), illustrates the number of posts shared (time July 2022) on hashtags categories such as #beauty (508 million), #model (348 million), #fitness (503 million), #fitspo (74.9 million), #muscle (68.4 million) or #thin, which has 2.8 million shared posts despite Instagram warning that it is a sensitive topic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%