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Sensation seeking, exposure to psychosocial stressors, and body modifications in a college population

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1991Five (or three) Robust Questionnaire Scale Factors of Personality without Culture344 cited
2002Tattoos and Body Piercings as Indicators of Adolescent Risk-Taking Behaviors256 cited
1999Anchoring the (Postmodern) Self? Body Modification, Fashion and Identity214 cited
1999Tattooing and Body Piercing182 cited
2002Tattooing and High-Risk Behavior in Adolescents174 cited
2001College Students with Tattoos and Piercings: Motives, Family Experiences, Personality Factors, and Perception by Others173 cited
2000BEHAVIORAL AND SELF-CONCEPT DIFFERENCES IN TATTOOED AND NONTATTOOED COLLEGE STUDENTS135 cited
1991Career‐oriented Women with Tattoos114 cited
1997Tattooing: another adolescent risk behavior warranting health education106 cited
2001Tattooing and body piercing among adolescent detainees101 cited
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NONMAINSTREAM BODY MODIFICATION

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2000‘Body Art’ and Social Status: Cutting, Tattooing and Piercing from a Feminist Perspective97 cited

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2015More similar than different: Tattooed adults are only slightly more impulsive and willing to take risks than Non-tattooed adults44 cited
2012Written on the body? Individual differences between British adults who do and do not obtain a first tattoo41 cited
2009Differences in Personality Attributions Toward Tattooed and Nontattooed Virtual Human Characters37 cited
2010Body piercing and tattoo: awareness of health related risks among 4,277 Italian secondary school adolescents36 cited
2005Psychosocial Adjustment of College Students With Tattoos and Piercings30 cited
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2011The Influence of Facial Piercings and Observer Personality on Perceptions of Physical Attractiveness and Intelligence21 cited
2009Burning and cutting: Identifying the traits of individuals with an enduring propensity to tan and to undergo cosmetic surgery21 cited
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2023Body modifications in borderline personality disorder patients: prevalence rates, link with non-suicidal self-injury, and related psychopathology15 cited
2010Body art in 4,277 Italian secondary school adolescents: prevalence and associations with personal and family characteristics.15 cited
2010Body Piercing and Psychopathology: A Review of the Literature14 cited
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