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Social connectedness, ambiente familiar e rituais familiares : influências na insatisfação com a imagem corporal de adolescentes e jovens atores
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Com a presente investigação pretendeu-se averiguar a relação existente entre social connectedness, ambiente familiar, rituais familiares e insatisfação com a imagem corporal em adolescentes atores e não atores, de ambos os sexos. Procurou-se também analisar a possível influência mediadora da social connectedness na relação entre as variáveis familiares (ambiente familiar e rituais familiares) e a insatisfação com a imagem corporal. Para tal, foi aplicado um Questionário de Dados Pessoais e Sociodemográficos, a Contour Drawing Scale (Thompson & Gray, 1995), a Family Environment Scale (Moos & Moos, 1986) e o Family Ritual Questionnaire (Fiese & Kline, 1993) a 380 alunos do ensino secundário, de três estabelecimentos de ensino da Grande Lisboa, de um estabelecimento de ensino profissionalizante de artes e espetáculo e de uma produtora de televisão. Nos resultados foram encontrados níveis mais elevados de social connectedness nas raparigas do grupo de controlo, quando comparadas com as jovens atrizes. Dentro do grupo de atores e grupo de controlo, não foram encontradas diferenças de sexo significativas. Contudo, atendendo aos dois grupos, foram encontradas mais correlações nos rapazes. A social connectedness revelou-se mediadora das associações entre as variáveis familiares e a insatisfação com a imagem corporal, indicando que esta contribui para a redução da insatisfação dos adolescentes. Discutiram-se também contributos para a investigação, limitações e considerações futuras.
In the present investigation we sought to explore the relationship between social connectedness, family environment, family rituals and body image dissatisfaction in adolescent actors and non actors of both genders. We also sought to examine the possible mediating influence of social connectedness in the relationship between family variables (family environment and family rituals) and body image dissatisfaction. To this purpose, we applied a Personal Data Questionnaire and Sociodemographic, the Contour Drawing Scale (Thompson & Gray, 1995), the Family Environment Scale (Moos & Moos, 1986) and the Family Ritual Questionnaire (Fiese & Kline, 1993) to 380 high school students of three schools in Lisbon, a performing arts vocational school and a television producer. The results were found higher levels of social connectedness in girls in the control group as compared with the young actresses. Within the group of actors and the control group, there were no significant gender differences. However, given the two groups, correlations were found more in boys. The social connectedness appeared as a mediator of associations between family variables and body image dissatisfaction, indicating that it contributes to the reduction of dissatisfaction among adolescents. It was also discussed contributions to the research, limitations and future considerations.
In the present investigation we sought to explore the relationship between social connectedness, family environment, family rituals and body image dissatisfaction in adolescent actors and non actors of both genders. We also sought to examine the possible mediating influence of social connectedness in the relationship between family variables (family environment and family rituals) and body image dissatisfaction. To this purpose, we applied a Personal Data Questionnaire and Sociodemographic, the Contour Drawing Scale (Thompson & Gray, 1995), the Family Environment Scale (Moos & Moos, 1986) and the Family Ritual Questionnaire (Fiese & Kline, 1993) to 380 high school students of three schools in Lisbon, a performing arts vocational school and a television producer. The results were found higher levels of social connectedness in girls in the control group as compared with the young actresses. Within the group of actors and the control group, there were no significant gender differences. However, given the two groups, correlations were found more in boys. The social connectedness appeared as a mediator of associations between family variables and body image dissatisfaction, indicating that it contributes to the reduction of dissatisfaction among adolescents. It was also discussed contributions to the research, limitations and future considerations.
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Tese de mestrado, Psicologia (Secção de Psicologia Clínica e da Saúde - Núcleo de Psicologia Clínica Sistémica), Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Psicologia, 2012
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Ambiente familiar Rituais familiares Imagem corporal Teses de mestrado - 2012