Parent, Peer and Media Effect on the Perception of Body Image in Preadolescent Girls and Boys

  • Aliyev B
  • Türkmen A
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Abstract

The goal of this study was to begin to determine how parent, peer and media influences on the perception of body image of preadolescent girls and boys in Rize. The research was carried total 70 students of Mehmet Akif Ersoy middle school . Surveys were collected and analyzed in the statistics department using SPSS 14.0 for Windows. Results indicated peers had the largest negative influence (X 1.60/3.0) and media had the largest positive influence (X 2.12/3.0) for scale-response. Results also revealed the higher the positive influence, the higher positive self-image. As one increases positively the other will increase positively. The correlation between parents, peers, and media and body image was found to be significant, P < .000

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Aliyev, B., & Türkmen, A. (2014). Parent, Peer and Media Effect on the Perception of Body Image in Preadolescent Girls and Boys. Universal Journal of Psychology, 2(7), 224–230. https://doi.org/10.13189/ujp.2014.020703

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