Control my appearance, control my social standing: Appearance control beliefs influence American women's (not men's) social mobility perception
Control my appearance, control my social standing: Appearance control beliefs influence American women's (not men's) social mobility perception
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控制我的外表,控制我的社会地位:外表控制信念影响美国女性(而非男性)的社会流动性认知
DOI:
10.1016/j.paid.2019.109629
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发表时间:
2020-03
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
陈战胜
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文献类型:
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作者:
王雪;滕飞;潘启德;陈战胜
The present research examined the influence of perceived control over one's body appearance on expected social standing among women. With participants recruited from the United States, we measured (Study 1 and 2) and manipulated (Study 3) appearance control beliefs, and consistently found that women (but not men) with higher control beliefs expected higher possibility of upward social mobility. Moreover, women's awareness and endorsement of social attitude toward appearance moderated the effect (Study 2 and 3), such that the positive association between appearance control beliefs and social mobility perception was only observed among women who believed that appearance is valued by society and important for success but not among women who did not have such beliefs. These findings contribute to the literature by highlighting women's control beliefs of physical body appearance may predict their perception of the social world. Implications on women's social behaviors, as well as their physical and mental health are discussed.
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