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NTIS 바로가기한국의류학회지 = Journal of the Korean Society of Clothing and Textiles, v.41 no.5, 2017년, pp.858 - 871
이민선 (인하대학교 의류디자인학과) , 이현화 (인하대학교 의류디자인학과)
The present study purported to understand the relationships between SNS appearance-related photo activity, body image and self-esteem among young women. Objectification Theory and Social Comparison Theory explain the process how young women's SNS appearance-related photo activity influence their bod...
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한국인터넷진흥원이 정의한 SNS란? | 한국인터넷진흥원의 정의에 따르면 SNS는 인터넷 상에서의 폭넓은 인적 네트워크 형성을 위한 서비스로(기존 인간관계의 강화 및 새로운 인맥의 형성) 미니홈피,블로그, 마이크로블로그, 프로필 기반 서비스, 커뮤니티 등을 포함한다(Korea Internet & Security Agency, as cited in Lee, 2014). 2016년 1월 기준, 실제 활성 사용자(Active User) 수에 따른 세계 SNS 순위(소셜 메신저 포함)는 Facebook을 선두로, WhatsApp, QQ, Facebook messenger, QZone 등이 뒤를 잇고 있으며, 국내 SNS인 LINE은 사용자 약 2. | |
프로필 기반 SNS의 대표적인 예시는? | 프로필 기반 SNS는 사용자의 사진이나 관심사 등의 개인정보를 중심으로 다른 사용자와의 메시지, 댓글, 평가 등의 커뮤니케이션이 가능한 SNS 유형으로 국내에서 가장 이용률이 높다. 대표적으로 Facebook, Instagram,카카오스토리, 네이버 밴드, 스타일쉐어, 텀블러 등이 있다(Lee, 2014). 한국미디어패널조사가매년실시하는 SNS 이용률 추이 및 현황조사보고서(소셜 메신저 제외; 동일표본추적조사, 응답자 10,172명)에 따르면 2014년 기준 약 40%(n=4,056)의 응답자가 프로필 기반 SNS를 이용하고 있다고 응답하였으며, 이는 2013년 조사에서 보여진 약 31%와 비교하여 약 9% 증가한 결과이다(Kim,2015). | |
대상화 이론과 사회비교이론은 무엇인가? | 본 연구에서는 국내 사용자의 SNS 상의 외모 관련 사진활동이 여성의 사회 · 심리적인 외모 관련 태도, 신체 만족도, 그리고 자아존중감에 미치는 영향을 대상화이론(Objectification Theory)과 사회비교이론(Social Comparison Theory)을 바탕으로 고찰해 보고자 한다. 대상화 이론과 사회비교이론은 미디어의 특성이 수용자의 신체 이미지에 미치는 영향력을 설명하기 위해 빈번히 사용되는 사회심리이론이다(Melioli et al., 2015). |
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