Name: セルフイメージとソーシャルメディア｜接続点｜2013年12月9日 (Self-image & Social Media | Connecting Point | Dec. 9, 2013)
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social media enables you to stay in touch with family and friends and

network with new contacts but with the right itself is another term described

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as taking a self picture view usually with your cell phone and then

posting it online it can lead to devastating results

doctor susan was born as an author in psychology professor at you math

Amherst and she recently wrote a great article about this called your body on

and now she's here to explain what she means by all that

doctor with brenneke so much for talking to us about this so

start-up where did the idea for this article come about

I actually read are article in NYTimes last Sunday

that talked about women in porn and how women

unkind expose being exposed to suggestive movies

by seeing women objectified and I thought there was something

may be more to it than that and so I did a little digging and I found

an article about how women do self objectify more

when they're exposed to images have women looking

the city s and provocative tested matter or does it differ

according to their age is just a defect one age demographic more than another or

the study that you're referring to that I wrote about was on women who were 18

I think are most vulnerable to this effective

self objectification which is defining yourself

not as a person with emotions and feelings and thoughts

so I think that age group when you're developing your identity week on

emerging adulthood is particularly vulnerable

but I think it can affect older women perhaps even more

because their past their quote-unquote sell by date

and thought it was less attractive because they're older talk about the

impact that this is having on social media especially with the rise upsell

peace where you take a picture of yourself and you put it online

a little provocative and especially the younger girls are doing this more often

I think it plays a huge role we call that Facebook exhibitionism

where women parties for and it typically is women more than men

put its provocative images of that cells on Facebook in you wonder

how what are they thinking when they do that don't they realize he come back to

but what happens is I think in the culture that we live in

it's not seen is bad and and young women especially

can't really play out all the consequences up their behavior on their

songs like they're trying to gain acceptance from their friends or from

maybe the people they don't even know if they're putting it on a public social

they feel that need for acceptance and that no plays a role

or could play a detrimental role in their mental health especially at such a

H yes that's right and I'm we can go onto the

kinda crazy pictures people post up themselves in

and the kinda peer pressure and I think it's cool but then

if you get back down to your question how does it make you feel about yourself

understudy that I i had looked at had women

talk about themselves and it was really fairly open ended

describe yourself I am in his statement 20 statements

I am playing or Who Am I and then the answer that question so if they'd been

where they thought they were describing themselves

they had just been and shown more provocative pictures a women

though self statements worth a emphasize beauty

use in cosmetics and and tryna look attractive

and that's that self object objectification

which we know is detrimental to mental health because

you're looking at yourself now as an object to be consumed by Others

rather than somebody who satisfied with yourself in your own mind

and that we were talking off-camera and now we're gonna talk about it now

at study just came out in with the new york yet the New York Film Academy

did a study gender equality and film and you're talking almost 30 percent

winning worse actually revealing attire on film or

partial or partially naked oppose to seven or nine percent

other mad and there is such a discrepancy

the female generation our population looking at that same a live feed on film

be as cool as these film actor says that I see on TV

taking a place apart in it absolutely does it creates art

a kind of mindset that this isn't not only how I

could look but how I ought to look and and then there's a kind of a loss a

reality out the world out there where if you dress like one of these hola

Hollywood stars and start showing cleavage in

other other bodily parts you are not going to be taken as seriously by the

or women in your environment politically your work environment

so there's a kind ever its it's just ironic that women get driven to

look at to show themselves in these ways that that and up

hurting them in terms of ratings have their competence

and it the study also showed that annie is almost twenty

female nudity has increased over thirty-two percent

female actors are characters in general this is

teenagers themselves it's almost like it's reaching eighty

a.m. a different demographic even beyond even below

18-year-old a younger generation agrawal's are growing up feeling at that