An exploration of the tripartite influence model of body image in Lithuanian sample of young adults: does body weight make a difference?
R Jankauskiene, M Baceviciene - … Weight Disorders-Studies on Anorexia …, 2021 - Springer
Purpose The present study aimed to test the sociocultural Tripartite Influence Model (TIM)
that helps to explain the associations between the sociocultural pressures to achieve
stereotyped body ideals and disordered eating in young Lithuanian women and men of
different body mass. Methods A mixed-gender sample of students (n= 1850, 58.8% female,
the mean age of men was 20.4 (SD= 3.1) years, of women 22.4 (SD= 5.8) years) filled in
series of questionnaires including the social attitudes towards appearance, body image …
that helps to explain the associations between the sociocultural pressures to achieve
stereotyped body ideals and disordered eating in young Lithuanian women and men of
different body mass. Methods A mixed-gender sample of students (n= 1850, 58.8% female,
the mean age of men was 20.4 (SD= 3.1) years, of women 22.4 (SD= 5.8) years) filled in
series of questionnaires including the social attitudes towards appearance, body image …
The Tripartite Influence Model of Body Image and Disordered Eating among Female Athletes: Testing an Expanded Model
EN Tonsberg - 2024 - jagworks.southalabama.edu
The aim of the study was to investigate how different sources of sociocultural pressure
(family, media, peers) described in the Tripartite Influence Model, and additions of teammate-
and coach pressures, were associated with thinness-and muscularity internalization and
appearance comparisons among athletes. Subsequently, these potential mechanisms were
explored as predictors of disordered eating among athletes. Analyses included 71 female
athletes. Athletes were recruited through a student subject pool recruitment portal, as well as …
(family, media, peers) described in the Tripartite Influence Model, and additions of teammate-
and coach pressures, were associated with thinness-and muscularity internalization and
appearance comparisons among athletes. Subsequently, these potential mechanisms were
explored as predictors of disordered eating among athletes. Analyses included 71 female
athletes. Athletes were recruited through a student subject pool recruitment portal, as well as …
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