Diretional Relationships of Public Self-Consciousness and Sociocultural Attitudes Toward Appearance and Objectified Body Consciousness on Image Management Behaviors

Jeon, Jung-Hye; Yoo, Tai-Soon

doi:10.5850/jksct.2011.35.11.1333

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“…Researchers have found that people with a higher level of public self-consciousness are more likely to be concerned about how they appear to others, be concerned about making a positive impression on others, fear being judged by others, strongly desire to be with others and to monitor themselves, value relationships with others within the social and cultural groups, value social recognition and reputation, and respond more sensitively to the views of others [57,58,[60][61][62][63][64][65][66]. Due to these characteristics, such people tend to strategically engage in self-expression behaviors to gain social approval and recognition [60][61][62]67].…”

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Why Do People Post Photos on Instagram?

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2022

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Communication through visual contents has become the new normal, and visual images and photographs are becoming the primary means of communication. People use Instagram not only for communication but also for identity seeking and self-expression. The casual sharing of digital photos on social networking sites has become a part of daily life, and there is a new phenomenon: people travel to take pictures to post on Instagram. In this circumstance, it is important to understand why people post photos on Instagram and who posts photos on Instagram. This study investigated the main and moderating effects of social–psychological motivations (i.e., social interaction, ideal-self presentation, true-self presentation) and an important personal trait, public self-consciousness, on the intention to post photos on Instagram. The study found that social–psychological motivations and public self-consciousness were positively associated with the intention to post photos on Instagram. This study also found a moderating role of public self-consciousness with social–psychological motivations on the intention to post photos on Instagram. Based on the study findings, the implications and directions for future research were discussed.

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Why Do People Post Photos on Instagram?

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“…. Gim, Ryu, and Park (2007) Jeon & Chung, 2011;Jeon & Yoo, 2011;Kim, 2007) (Kretchmar, 2001;Noll & Fredrickson, 1998). Gim et al(2007) Gim, Park, & Timothy, 2009;Jeon & Chung, 2011;Jeon & Yoo, 2011)을 중심으로 이루 어졌으며, 남녀 청소년(Lim, 2010)이나 대학생 (Gim et al, 2007;Kim, 2007) Jeon & Yoo, 2011;Kim, 2007…”

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A study on male adult' appearance management behavior according to objectified body consciousness

Lee¹

2014

The Research Journal of the Costume Culture

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The purpose of this study was to investigate male adult' appearance management behavior according to objectified body consciousness. The subjects were 648 male adults aged from 20 to 59 and measuring instruments consisted of objectified body consciousness, appearance management behavior, and subjects' demographics attributions. The data were analyzed by Cronbach's α, factor analysis, cluster analysis, multiple response analysis, cross tabs analysis, χ 2 test, and t-test. The results were as follows. First, 3 dimensions (body shame, body surveillance, and control belief) were emerged on objectified body consciousness, and subjects were divided into 2 groups (objectified group, and non-objectified group) by this variable. Second, male adults were deeply aware of the need of appearance management, and showed the high level of intention to perform appearance management behavior. Third, objectified group showed much more active appearance management behavior than non-objectified group. This results concluded that objectified body consciousness is a very useful variable to understand male adult' appearance management behavior.

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The Influence of Sociocultural Attitude toward Appearance and Narcissism on Body Stress

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2014

Fashion business

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Diretional Relationships of Public Self-Consciousness and Sociocultural Attitudes Toward Appearance and Objectified Body Consciousness on Image Management Behaviors

Cited by 11 publications

References 24 publications

Why Do People Post Photos on Instagram?

Why Do People Post Photos on Instagram?

A study on male adult' appearance management behavior according to objectified body consciousness

The Influence of Sociocultural Attitude toward Appearance and Narcissism on Body Stress

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