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Direct linkTong Yayun; Chen Xi; Cui Jiayong; Zhao Na; Wang Xiling – SAGE Open, 2024
In times of the rise of the "A4 waist" trend on social networks (SNs), concerns have been raised over appearance-related content's adverse effects on body image and well-being in parasocial relationships. We conducted a survey on Chinese college students (N = 333) to examine the effects of comparison targets (same-gender acquaintances,…
Descriptors: Self Concept, Human Body, Popular Culture, Role Models
