여성 무용수의 수준에 따른 신체 이미지 차이 및 예측성 분석
An Analysis of Differences in Body Images According to the Levels of Female Dancers and Predictability of Them
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This study aims to investigate the differences in body images (Positive body image, Objectified Body Consciousness, and body dissatisfaction) according to female dancers’ levels of dance and major and to predict the body images according to their levels. The research subjects were divided into 48 Korean dancers, 56 ballerinas, and 56 practical dancers according to their majors, and 96 dancers for leisure and 64 professional dancers according to the levels of dance. They were investigated, by the positive body image scale, the objectified body consciousness scale, and the body dissatisfaction scale. As a result of the study, there were significant differences in the female dancers’ body images according to their major and levels. There was a significant difference in their Objectified Body Consciousness according to the level of dance. There were no significant differences in their body dissatisfaction according to the major and level of dance. Lastly, the prediction of body images according to the levels of female dancers was the highest in their Objectified Body Consciousness, followed by body dissatisfaction and positive body image.
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This study aims to investigate the differences in body images (Positive body image, Objectified Body Consciousness, and body dissatisfaction) according to female dancers’ levels of dance and major and to predict the body images according to their levels. The research subjects were divided into 48 Korean dancers, 56 ballerinas, and 56 practical dancers according to their majors, and 96 dancers for leisure and 64 professional dancers according to the levels of dance. They were investigated, by the positive body image scale, the objectified body consciousness scale, and the body dissatisfaction scale. As a result of the study, there were significant differences in the female dancers’ body images according to their major and levels. There was a significant difference in their Objectified Body Consciousness according to the level of dance. There were no significant differences in their body dissatisfaction according to the major and level of dance. Lastly, the prediction of body images according to the levels of female dancers was the highest in their Objectified Body Consciousness, followed by body dissatisfaction and positive body image.
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