Body Image and Appearance-Management Behaviors in College Women

By N. Rudd, Sharron J. Lennon. 2000

212 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Marketing, Museology

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In Clinical Psychology

1. Veena Chattaraman
2. N. Rudd
3. Mohammed Ibrahim

In Marketing

1. H. Frith
2. Veena Chattaraman
3. K. Gleeson
4. N. Rudd

In Museology

1. Veena Chattaraman
2. N. Rudd
3. Mohammed Ibrahim

Citations in the corpus

• Clothing and embodiment: men managing body image and appearance (2004, background): “These suggest that women use clothing to manage their appearance and camouflage their size and shape (Rudd & Lennon, 2000).”
• Body Image: Linking Aesthetics and Social Psychology of Appearance (2001, unknown): “…of bodies from an aesthetics standpoint (DeLong, 1998; Fiore, Kimle, & Moreno, 1996a, 1996b; Fiore, Moreno, & Kimle, 1996; Kwon & Parham, 1994; Rudd & Lennon, 1994, 2000), and from a sociocultural perspective (Ford & Drake, 1982; Johnson, 1990; Kaiser, 1997; Lennon & Rudd, 1994; Shim,…”
• Preferences for Aesthetic Attributes in Clothing as a Function of Body Image, Body Cathexis and Body Size (2006, background): “However, there exists a strong conceptual basis for such an argument as articulated by numerous researchers (Cash, 1990; Markee, Carey & Pedersen, 1990; Rudd & Lennon, 1994; 2000; 2001 ).”