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Documente Cultură
Prepared by:
Gohar Iqbal
Usman Saleem Sheikh
Komal Shaikh
Kainat Yousuf
Definitions
Sociocultural:Relatingto,orsignifyingthecombi
nationor interactionofsocialand cultural
elements.
Self Esteem:
Respectfororafavorableopinionofoneself.
Religiosity: Thequalityofbeingreligious;piety.
Perception: The act of perceiving by means of
the senses or the mind.
Overview
The dramatic growth of media during last few years
has broadened the local populations perception of
body image in terms of size, shape, dressing habits,
style of living & purchasing behavior.
Thin models and actresses appear to be the standard
in todays media, ever-present on television, and in
magazines, movies, and Internet sites.
Advertisements targeting young women feature thin
and beautiful models in desirable circumstances in
order to sell clothing, accessories, and other
products.
Methodology
Instrument:
Regression
Sampling technique:
Quota sampling by allocating 225 samples to five areas of Karachi
which are:
I. Defence
II. Clifton
III. PECHS
IV. Bahadarabad
V. North Nazimabad
Normality:
A pre-requisite of Regression, T-test and Z-Test.
Outliers are those Observation that are different from
entire sample data.
If Quantum of Outliers < 1%, leave them alone.
Outliers of => 5% should be recoded to nearest Upward
& Downward Values.
Research Technique:
Principle factor analysis with Varimax rotation
Cronbachs alpha for ascertaining the reliabilities
Multiple regression techniques for measuring
relationship between dependent and independent
variables
Conceptual Framework
Social Comparison Theory
Helps in understanding the impact of
media & socio cultural factors on body
image.
Examine individuals behavior in response
to peer groups & other social categories.
Originally applied on opinion & ability
evaluation but now being used on social
comparison effect on self esteem.
Depression
Elevation of mood
Conceptual Framework
Social Cultural Factors
Teachers
Mothers
Fathers
Peers
Magazines
Television
Exposure To Media
Religiosity
Self
Esteem
Body
Image
Hypothesis
Television
stronger media influence now
Diet ads and other related ads comprise 5% share in ad industry
Magazines
Source of internalizing thin models.
Females read magazines to keep updated related to fitness,
grooming and beauty products
Positive correlation between exposure to media and body
dissatisfaction
Teachers
Role models therefore their opinion strongly
influence childrens perception of body image
Conclusion
The proposed model was found to be relevant in
understanding consumer attitude and behavior
towards body image. It was found that medias
exposure has an effect on body image (body
image dissatisfaction). However, a negative
influence was found between peers feedback
and body image dissatisfaction. No relationship
was found between parents feedback and body
image dissatisfaction.
Limitations