미디어에 재현된 신체이미지에 대한 고찰: 해외 여성 스포츠스타의 이미지에 대한 수용자 분석
Understanding Body Image in Sports Media: The Critical Perspectives for Improving Media Images of Female Athletes
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Women with positive body image resist internalization of media influences, have lower disordered eating, have increased self-esteem and social support, and enjoy physical activity recreationally. The current study offers a more comprehensive and rich description of meida image of body with female athletes. The purpose of this study was to understand how female athletes evaluate body image of female sports celebrities in mass media. While there has been considerable research on images of bodies of female athletes in media, very few researchers have focused on understanding how female athletes criticize body image of female as athletes on the popular sport media. By utilizing constructivist grounded theory, photo-in-depth interviews conducted with fifteen collegiate female athletes in the variety of sport participants. This study investigated a variety of influential factors related to the body image development of female athletes with critical perspectives.
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Women with positive body image resist internalization of media influences, have lower disordered eating, have increased self-esteem and social support, and enjoy physical activity recreationally. The current study offers a more comprehensive and rich description of meida image of body with female athletes. The purpose of this study was to understand how female athletes evaluate body image of female sports celebrities in mass media. While there has been considerable research on images of bodies of female athletes in media, very few researchers have focused on understanding how female athletes criticize body image of female as athletes on the popular sport media. By utilizing constructivist grounded theory, photo-in-depth interviews conducted with fifteen collegiate female athletes in the variety of sport participants. This study investigated a variety of influential factors related to the body image development of female athletes with critical perspectives.
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