Theories of body image disturbance: Perceptual, developmental, and sociocultural factors.

By L. Heinberg. 2001

158 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Marketing, Pharmacy

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In Clinical Psychology

1. N. Galambos
2. Erin T. Barker
3. Daniel Agliata
4. Stacey Tantleff-Dunn
5. Rochelle L. Bergstrom
6. C. Neighbors
7. D. Shek
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In Marketing

1. Daniel Agliata
2. Stacey Tantleff-Dunn
3. Rochelle L. Bergstrom
4. C. Neighbors
5. N. Galambos
6. Erin T. Barker

In Pharmacy

1. N. Galambos
2. Daniel Agliata
3. Stacey Tantleff-Dunn
4. Rochelle L. Bergstrom
5. C. Neighbors
6. Erin T. Barker
7. Jennifer Stevens Aubrey

Citations in the corpus

• THE IMPACT OF MEDIA EXPOSURE ON MALES BODY IMAGE (2004, background): “Just as women are vulnerable to the culture of thinness that permeates Western society (Heinberg, 1996), males are subjected to a culture of muscularity.”
• Body Dissatisfaction of Adolescent Girls and Boys: (2003, background): “Sociocultural theories address the roles of sociocultural ideals, gender-role socialization, and mass media as influential in the development of body dissatisfaction (Heinberg, 1996).”
• Body Image Disturbance and The Social Norms Approach: An Integrative Review of the Literature (2006, background): “Heinberg and Thompson (1992) have investigated the effects of presenting women with feedback regarding how their bodies compare to those of the average students at their university and the average United States citizen using the Stunkard et al.”