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13 kwi 2024 · Yang and Stoeber distinguished two dimensions of physical appearance perfectionism, namely, hope for perfection (i.e., perfectionistic strivings for one’s physical appearance) and worries about imperfection (i.e., perfectionistic concerns for imperfect physical appearance).
1 gru 2021 · First, through insights from quantitative and qualitative seminal works, this paper demonstrates that positive body image is: (i) a multidimensional construct, distinct from negative body image; (ii) a confluence of theoretical disciplines and influences; (iii) protective, with therapeutic capacities; (iv) a positive outcome; (v) young, yet flou...
14 gru 2016 · The current study presents the development and validation of the Perfectionistic Self-Presentation Scale – Body Image (PSPS-BI), a measure designed to assess the need to present a perfect body image to others by displaying a flawless physical appearance and by occulting perceived imperfections in a public context.
1 sty 2013 · Objective. The purpose of this study was to examine and quantify the relationship between hand size (person characteristics) and object size (environmental characteristics) and the effect of this relationship on the emergent reaching patterns for children and adults with typical development.
Essentially, the male ideal is an inverted pyramid with broad shoulders and small waist, while the female ideal is an hourglass with a small waist-to-hip ratio. Second, both women and men preferred...
Presentation Scale – Body Image (PSPS-BI), a measure designed to assess the need to present a perfect body image to others by displaying a flawless physical appearance and by occulting perceived imperfections in a public context. Three studies that included a total of 364 males and 541 females with ages between 18 to 38
24 kwi 2015 · When you step into your doctor’s office, you’re presented with two charts: an ideal body weight chart and a BMI (Body Mass Index). There are many different calculations for ideal body weight, but they all look something like this: 115 lb (52 kg) + 4.2 lb (1.9 kg) per inch over 5 feet (man)
