自拍相关活动与相貌不满意关系研究综述
A Review of the Relationship between Selfie-Related Activities and Facial Dissatisfaction
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2022.121016, PDF,   
作者: 杨 薇：西南大学心理学部，重庆
关键词: 自拍；相貌不满意；社交媒体；Selfie； Facial Dissatisfaction； Social Media
摘要: 随着网络交流的视觉化，自拍在社交媒体上变得越来越普遍，尤其是上传、浏览和编辑自拍的行为在年轻群体中受到普遍欢迎。虽然自拍为自我展示提供了新的形式，但相关研究表明，个体的社交媒体使用与身体意象担忧有关。然而，近来关于社交媒体使用的研究多集中于泛化的社交媒体使用活动，鲜有个体以面孔为主的自拍相关活动对相貌不满意的影响探究。本文通过梳理自拍相关行为和相貌不满意的相关、纵向和实验性研究，总结已有研究的不足，从而为未来研究提供一些新的思考方向。
Abstract: With the visualization of online communication, selfie-related activities are becoming more and more common on social media. Selfie-uploading, selfie-viewing and selfies-editing are generally welcomed among young people. Although selfies provide a new way of self-presentation, studies showed that individuals’ use of social media is related to their body image concerns. However, most of the existing studies on the use of social media focus on general social media use activities, the impact of face-based selfie-related activities on facial dissatisfaction has been rarely researched. This article summarizes the deficiency of the existing researches by reviewing the correlational, longitudinal and experimental studies on the impact of selfie-related studies on facial dissatisfaction, so as to provide some new approaches for future research.
文章引用：杨薇 (2022). 自拍相关活动与相貌不满意关系研究综述. 心理学进展, 12(1), 148-158. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2022.121016

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