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The discussions show high interest and moderate engagement through mentions of new articles and recognition of the publication's importance, with tone that underscores the relevance of social media's impact on body image. Phrases like 'coming in fast' and 'great one' reflect enthusiasm, while the sharing of publication details highlights its perceived significance in shaping future research and social discussions.
Most discussions reinforce the importance of the publication, with some expressing alignment with its insights into social media's effects on body image.
The discussions indicate high curiosity and active engagement, as reflected by mentions of upcoming articles and recognition of the publication as notable.
Participants reference the article directly and highlight its relevance, demonstrating thoughtful consideration but not in-depth critique.
The widespread sharing and referencing suggest the discussions view the article as influencing ongoing conversations on social media's role in body image perceptions.
New articles in our special issue are coming in fast now: Here another great one: "Social Media and Body Image: Recent Trends and Future Directions" by @L__Vandenbosch @JasmineFardouly and Marika Tiggemann https://t.co/bdiJHZrHmr
Vandenbosch, L., Fardouly, J., & Tiggemann, M. (2022). Social media and body image: Recent trends and future directions. Current opinion in psychology, 45, 101289.
https://t.co/kAJokDuMu4
RT @pmvalkenburg: New articles in our special issue are coming in fast now: Here another great one: "Social Media and Body Image: Recent Tr…
RT @pmvalkenburg: New articles in our special issue are coming in fast now: Here another great one: "Social Media and Body Image: Recent Tr…
RT @pmvalkenburg: New articles in our special issue are coming in fast now: Here another great one: "Social Media and Body Image: Recent Tr…
This video explores how we perceive our body image, influenced by social media trends, and examines factors affecting individuals' self-image based on recent research.
In a world saturated with fitspiration and idealized bodies, this episode explores self-objectification—the invisible process that makes us see ourselves as objects to be evaluated and perfected. We analyze how social…
Vandenbosch, L., Fardouly, J., & Tiggemann, M. (2022). Social media and body image: Recent trends and future directions. Current opinion in psychology, 45, 101289.
https://t.co/kAJokDuMu4
RT @pmvalkenburg: New articles in our special issue are coming in fast now: Here another great one: "Social Media and Body Image: Recent Tr…
RT @pmvalkenburg: New articles in our special issue are coming in fast now: Here another great one: "Social Media and Body Image: Recent Tr…
RT @pmvalkenburg: New articles in our special issue are coming in fast now: Here another great one: "Social Media and Body Image: Recent Tr…
RT @pmvalkenburg: New articles in our special issue are coming in fast now: Here another great one: "Social Media and Body Image: Recent Tr…
RT @pmvalkenburg: New articles in our special issue are coming in fast now: Here another great one: "Social Media and Body Image: Recent Tr…
New articles in our special issue are coming in fast now: Here another great one: "Social Media and Body Image: Recent Trends and Future Directions" by @L__Vandenbosch @JasmineFardouly and Marika Tiggemann https://t.co/bdiJHZrHmr