论文信息 - Body-Image Attitudes: Evaluation, Investment, and Affect

Body-Image Attitudes: Evaluation, Investment, and Affect

The structure of the attitudinal body-image construct was examined by factor analysis of 11 body-image measures among 279 college women. Results support a distinction between evaluative or affective and cognitive-behavioral investment components. Multiple regression analysis further indicated that the optimal prediction of negative body-image affect requires both evaluative and investment aspects of body image.

T. F. Cash

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