青年女性理想美内化和整容意愿的关系：身体满意度和自我接纳的链式中介作用
The Relationship between Ideal Beauty Internalization and Plastic Surgery Intention among Young Women: The Chain Mediating Role of Body Satisfaction and Self-Acceptance
摘要: 目的：探讨理想美内化对青年女性群体整容意愿的影响，以及身体满意度和自我接纳在二者之间关系中的作用。方法：采用理想美内化量表、身体部位满意度量表、自我接纳量表、整容手术接纳量表对370名中国青年女性进行随机抽样调查。结果：(1) 理想美内化直接预测整容意愿；(2) 理想美内化通过自我接纳的中介作用对整容意愿进行间接影响，身体满意度在理想美内化与整容意愿的结果不显著；(3) 理想美内化通过身体满意度与自我接纳的链式中介作用对整容意愿产生影响。结论：理想美内化可直接或通过“身体满意度→自我接纳”的链式路径影响青年女性整容意愿，而身体满意度单独中介作用不成立，揭示了二者关系中更复杂的间接作用。
Abstract: Objective: To explore the impact of ideal beauty internalization on plastic surgery intention among young women, as well as the roles of body satisfaction and self-acceptance in the relationship between the two. Methods: A random sampling survey was conducted among 370 Chinese young women using the Ideal Beauty Internalization Scale, Body Part Satisfaction Scale, Self-Acceptance Scale, and Plastic Surgery Acceptance Scale. Results: (1) Ideal beauty internalization directly predicted plastic surgery intention; (2) Ideal beauty internalization indirectly influenced plastic surgery intention through the mediating role of self-acceptance, while the mediating effect of body satisfaction between ideal beauty internalization and plastic surgery intention was not significant; (3) Ideal beauty internalization affected plastic surgery intention through the chain mediating role of body satisfaction and self-acceptance. Conclusion: In summary, ideal beauty internalization can affect young women’s plastic surgery intention either directly or through the chain path of “body satisfaction → self-acceptance”, while the independent mediating role of body satisfaction is not valid. This reveals a more complex indirect mechanism in the relationship between ideal beauty internalization and plastic surgery intention.
文章引用：吴雅婷, 郭田友 (2025). 青年女性理想美内化和整容意愿的关系：身体满意度和自我接纳的链式中介作用. 心理学进展, 15(10), 57-66. https://doi.org/10.12677/ap.2025.1510546

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