15 research outputs found
Young men’s body dissatisfaction: A qualitative analysis of anonymous online accounts
Get PDFAssociated with numerous adverse health outcomes, body dissatisfaction in young men requires close examination. This study explores online accounts relating to male body image, including young men’s personal disclosures within one online newspaper article, and posts responding to this topic. Discursively informed thematic analysis indicated that non-disclosure was considered a problematic social expectation by the young men featured in the article. Also, reader posts variously constructed body dissatisfaction as a symptom of adolescence, a lack of self-care and an incapacity to capitalise on compensatory qualities. Our analysis suggests young men may welcome safe opportunities to critically discuss prevailing body image ideals
Finding your voice and volume as a novice researcher:reflecting on self-positioning and disclosure in the knowledge production process
No full textThe grind of finding someone:a Thematic Analysis of men’s accounts of their picture-based mobile dating app use.
No full text'I’m not a name nor a number, I’m a person’:what co-created research taught us about student engagement and relational pedagogy
No full textNegotiating feminised discourses:a discursive analysis of how men construct body image and appearance-related matters.
No full text
Examination of the reliability and validity of the Mindful Eating Questionnaire in pregnant women
No full text
