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Sex Objects, Athletes, and Sexy Athletes

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Television, Disordered Eating, and Young Women in Fiji: Negotiating Body Image and Identity during Rapid Social Change

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1999Exposure to the Mass Media and Weight Concerns Among Girls351 cited

2003School Athletic Participation: Mostly Gain with Little Pain347 cited

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2011The effect of viewing ultra-fit images on college women's body dissatisfaction165 cited
2013A systematic review of studies comparing body image concerns among female college athletes and non-athletes, 1997–2012146 cited
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2015Is athletic really ideal? An examination of the mediating role of body dissatisfaction in predicting disordered eating and compulsive exercise121 cited
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2017Exposure to thin-ideal media affect most, but not all, women: Results from the Perceived Effects of Media Exposure Scale and open-ended responses77 cited
2018Experimental Studies on State Self-Objectification: A Review and an Integrative Process Model69 cited
2015The Sexualized Girl: A Within-Gender Stereotype Among Elementary School Children57 cited
2014Athletic or Sexy? A Comparison of Female Athletes and Fashion Models in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issues55 cited
2016Sexually Objectifying Pop Music Videos, Young Women’s Self-Objectification, and Selective Exposure: A Moderated Mediation Model35 cited
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2021Sexy, Thin, and White: The Intersection of Sexualization, Body Type, and Race on Stereotypes about Women31 cited
2014Gender Differences in Reactions to the Sexualization of Athletes29 cited
2015“So Tight in the Thighs, So Loose in the Waist”28 cited
2017Sexy vs. Sporty: The Effects of Viewing Media Images of Athletes on Self-Objectification in College Students26 cited
2015What’s the Best Exposure? Examining Media Representations of Female Athletes and the Impact on Collegiate Athletes’ Self-Objectification26 cited