Self-efficacy and Body Satisfaction according to College Students' Appearance Management Attitudes Typology

박은희,; Cho, HyunJu

doi:10.7741/rjcc.2012.20.4.515

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“…As exercise self-efficacy means the confidence of accomplishing physical activities and exercise goals, college students who believe in their ability to exercise might exercise more and tend to have higher body satisfaction. This finding is consistent with Park and Cho's (2012) finding indicating that people tend to appreciate their body image when they commit to exercise activities. Also, exercise self-efficacy positively influenced self-esteem.…”

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“…Park and Cho () studied university students’ perceptions on self‐efficacy and body image and found that there was a relationship between self‐efficacy and body satisfaction. Recently researchers have found that self‐efficacy can be used to evaluate one's exercise behavior, suggesting that a person tends to appreciate his/her body image when he or she commits to an exercise program (Dzewaltowski, ).…”

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“…They stated that: Change in self-efficacy can lead to higher level change in four subdomain perceptions of the physical self (i.e., sports competence, physical condition, body attractiveness, and physical strength), which may then generalize to improvement in an overall sense of physical self-worth (White et al, 2009, p. 45). Park and Cho (2012) studied university students' perceptions on self-efficacy and body image and found that there was a relationship between self-efficacy and body satisfaction. Recently researchers have found that self-efficacy can be used to evaluate one's exercise behavior, suggesting that a person tends to appreciate his/her body image when he or she commits to an exercise program (Dzewaltowski, 2010).…”

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The Examination of Psychological Factors and Social Norms Affecting Body Satisfaction and Self‐Esteem for College Students

Chang

Suttikun

2017

Family & Consum Sci Res J

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The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of exercise self‐efficacy, weight concerns, self‐fulfillment, and social norms on college students’ body satisfaction and self‐esteem. Also, the study examined the relationship between body satisfaction and self‐esteem. An online survey was used, and 187 college students participated in the study. The findings revealed that exercise self‐efficacy positively influenced college students’ body satisfaction, while weight concerns negatively influenced college students’ body satisfaction. Exercise self‐efficacy and self‐fulfillment positively influenced self‐esteem while social norms negatively influenced self‐esteem. Exercise self‐efficacy had the most significant positive effect on body satisfaction while social norms had the most significant negative effect on self‐esteem. The results could help exercise facilities learn what to include in their programs to increase college students’ psychological well‐being, including body satisfaction and self‐esteem.

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2017

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“…The beauty trend is dominated by small and slim faces with clear and healthy skin. Hence, cosmetic plastic surgery has attracted increasing attention [ 3 , 4 ].…”

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Development of a Cranial Suture Traction Therapy Program for Facial Asymmetry Correction Using the New Delphi Technique

2022

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Background and Objectives: We aimed to develop a cranial suture traction therapy program, a non-surgical therapeutic method for facial asymmetry correction. Materials and Methods: Six experts, including rehabilitation medicine specialists, oriental medical doctors, dentistry specialists, five experts, including Master’s or doctoral degree holders in skin care and cosmetology with more than 10 years of experience in the field, 4 experts including educators in the field of skin care, a total of 15 people participated in the validation of the development of the cranial suture traction therapy program in stages 1 to 3. Open questions were used in the primary survey. In the second survey, the results of the first survey were summarized and the degree of agreement regarding the questions in each category was presented. In the third survey, the degree of agreement for each item in the questionnaire was analyzed statistically. Results: Most of the questions attained a certain level of consensus by the experts (average of ≥ 4.0). The difference between the mean values was the highest for the third survey at 0.33 and was the lowest between the second and third surveys at 0.47. The results regarding the perceived degree of importance for each point of the evaluation in both the second and third stages of the cranial suture traction therapy program were verified using the content validity ratio. The ratio for the 13 evaluation points was within the range of 0.40−1.00; thus, the Delphi program for cranial suture traction therapy verified that the content was valid. Conclusions: As most questions attained a certain level of consensus by the experts, it can be concluded that these questions are suitable, relevant, and important. The commercialization of the cranial suture traction treatment program will contribute to the correction and prevention of facial dislocations or asymmetry, and the developed treatment will be referred to as cranial suture traction therapy (CSTT).

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Effect of Standards of Selecting Jeans and Appearance Management Behavior on Leisure Lifestyle

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Cho²

2012

Fashion business

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This study was to examine the effect of standards of selecting jeans and appearance management behavior on leisure lifestyle. Questionnaires were administered to 253 college students living in Deagu and Kyoungbuk. Data were analyzed by using frequency, factor analysis, regression analysis, t-test, and χ²-test. The findings are as follows. Factor structure of each concept appeared to be brand-valued, functionality valued and design-valued for standards of selecting jeans, diet management, exercise management, weight management and appearance satisfaction. Leisure lifestyle consisted of sports activity-type, sociality-type and self-management-type while value lifestyle consisted of active sociality-oriented, family-oriented and economic feasibility-oriented. There was a significant difference in brand-valued and design-valued of standards of selecting jeans and in frequency of wearing jeans male students showed higher than female students. The result of this study showed brand-valued, diet management, exercise management, weight management, and appearance satisfaction had significant effect on sports activity-type and design-valued and weight management had significant effect on sociality-type. Brand-valued affected self-management-type significantly and brand-valued, design-valued, diet management and appearance satisfaction had a significant effect on active sociality-oriented and brand-valued and diet management affected family-oriented.

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Self-efficacy and Body Satisfaction according to College Students' Appearance Management Attitudes Typology

Cited by 10 publications

References 14 publications

The Examination of Psychological Factors and Social Norms Affecting Body Satisfaction and Self‐Esteem for College Students

The Examination of Psychological Factors and Social Norms Affecting Body Satisfaction and Self‐Esteem for College Students

Development of a Cranial Suture Traction Therapy Program for Facial Asymmetry Correction Using the New Delphi Technique

Effect of Standards of Selecting Jeans and Appearance Management Behavior on Leisure Lifestyle

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