Cognitive-Behavioral Perspective

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Body image attitudes

Central organizing constructs

  • Evaluation: Positive-to-negative appraisals of appearance

  • Investment: Cognitive-behavioral importance placed in our appearance

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Body image schemas

Assumptions or beliefs regarding significance of appearance

  • Place more importance on, pay more attention to, and process appearance-related information

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Cultural socialization

  • cultural messages of standards of attractiveness and their meaning

  • cultural messages to meet standards

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Interpersonal experiences

  • how person is treated by family, peers, or strangers in culture

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Personality attributes

Swami et al. (2013)

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  • “Big Five” dimensions: Openness to experience, conscientiousness, agreeableness, extraversion, and neuroticism

  • 950 adult women in London were assessed regarding:

  1. Actual-ideal weight discrepancy

  2. Body appreciation

  3. Big Five dimensions

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Personality Attributes

Swami et al. 2013 cont.

  • Results showed

    • Actual-ideal weight discrepancy: Neuroticism (+ Correlation), Extraversion (- Correlation)

    • Body Appreciation: Neuroticism (- Correlation), Extraversion (+), Agreeableness (+), Conscientiousness (+)

    • Those who are prone to negative emotions tend to experience body dissatisfaction

    • Those who are sociable, friendly, outgoing, and well-organized tend to experience body satisfaction/appreciation

  • However, study is cross-sectional/correlational, we cannot draw causal relationships among variables

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Proximal Factors

  • Current ongoing events'

  • specific situations lead to schema-driven information processing and self-evaluation, which in tun result in affect-laden internal dialogue and self-regulatory processes;

    • Avoidance

      • Avoiding threatening/triggering events or situations

    • Appearance Fixing

      • Changing appearance or body parts

    • Rational Positive Acceptance

      • Positive self-care, rational self talk, acceptance; like going to the gym for fun rather than going for purely the reason of becoming slim