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• 2019The effect of exposure to parodies of thin-ideal images on young women’s body image and mood117 cited
• 2011Waif goodbye! Average-size female models promote positive body image and appeal to consumers114 cited
• 2007The Impact of Western Beauty Ideals on the Lives of Women: A Sociocultural Perspective113 cited
• 2008Sexual Self-Esteem in American and British College Women: Relations with Self-Objectification and Eating Problems95 cited
• 2010Fighting self-objectification in prevention and intervention contexts.89 cited
• 2005The impact of advertisements featuring ultra-thin or average-size models on women with a history of eating disorders89 cited
• 2013Thinking meta-theoretically about the role of internalization in the development of body dissatisfaction and body change behaviors84 cited
• 2011The effect of priming materialism on women's responses to thin‐ideal media84 cited
• 2011Physical appearance as a measure of social ranking: The role of a new scale to understand the relationship between weight and dieting83 cited
• 2015Do body-related shame and guilt mediate the association between weight status and self-esteem?64 cited
• 2018To be thin but not healthy - The body-image dilemma may affect health among female university students in China64 cited
• 2011Seeing the beauty in everyday people: A qualitative study of young Australians’ opinions on body image, the mass media and models62 cited