Sociocultural Appearance-Related Attitudes and Psychological Resources and Their Associations With Moderate-Intensity Exercise, Body Size Perception, and Screen Time Among Female University Students: Cross-Sectional Latent Profile Analysis
Journal of Medical Internet Research · 2026
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HumansFemaleExerciseCross-Sectional StudiesStudentsUniversitiesBody ImageScreen TimeBody SizeYoung AdultBody SatisfactionAttitudeSedentary BehaviorChinaAdultappearance comparisonbody appreciationbody size perceptionfemale university studentslatent profile analysismoderate-intensity exercisescreen timesociocultural appearance-related attitudesFemale University StudentsBody AppreciationLatent Profile AnalysisAppearance ComparisonModerate-intensity ExerciseBody Size PerceptionSociocultural Appearance-related AttitudesEating Disorders and BehaviorsHealth and Lifestyle StudiesBody Image and Dysmorphia Studiesbody imagephysical activitysedentary behaviorlatent profilesbody dissatisfactionsocial media influencebody acceptance
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Lin Luo. (2026). Sociocultural Appearance-Related Attitudes and Psychological Resources and Their Associations With Moderate-Intensity Exercise, Body Size Perception, and Screen Time Among Female University Students: Cross-Sectional Latent Profile Analysis. Journal of Medical Internet Research. DOI: 10.2196/93535
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