대중매체의 육체이미지에 대한 제3자 효과 :사회비교 이론의 관점에서 본 자아방어 기제 = Third-Person Effects about Body Image in Mass Media : Exploring the Self-Defense Mechanism from the Perspective of Social Comparison Theory

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

As body image has unrealistically idealized in mass media during the past
three decades, people experience body image disturbance such as body
dissatisfaction, low self-esteem, and eating disorders. As a consequence, thirdperson
effects of idealized body image are observed, wherein people perceive
that they are less influenced by these body image than others. This study
examines the interrelationships among third-person perceptions, processing of
body image in media, and eating disorders by using a sample of 244 adolescent
girls. An analysis of structural equation model (SEM) revealed that the thirdperson
perceptions were negatively associated with both body image
processing and eating disorders, and that body image processing are positively
associates with eating disorders. Within the theoretical framework of the social
comparison theory, the third-person perception as downward comparison is
contrasted with body image processing as upward comparison. Implications of
the results were discussed in terms of the self-defense strategy to protect selfesteem.

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