The Differences of psychosocial characteristics according to plastic surgery experience and satisfaction with the plastic surgery

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The Differences of psychosocial characteristics according to plastic surgery experience and satisfaction with the plastic surgery

The Korean Journal of Woman Psychology / The Korean Journal of Woman Psychology, (P)1229-0726;

2011, v.16 no.1, pp.23-42

https://doi.org/10.18205/kpa.2011.16.1.002

(2011). The Differences of psychosocial characteristics according to plastic surgery experience and satisfaction with the plastic surgery. The Korean Journal of Woman Psychology, 16(1), 23-42, https://doi.org/10.18205/kpa.2011.16.1.002

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This study examined the differences of psychosocial characteristics according to plastic surgery experience and satisfaction with the plastic surgery. Specifically we examined the dissimilarities between groups on self-esteem and perfectionism as a personality dimension, internalization of sociocultural value and body comparison as a sociocultural dimension, perception of teased experience as a experiential dimension, and body surveillance and body dissatisfaction as a body image dimension. Participants were recruited from the class in the University in Seoul and Kyungpook provinces and 309 women responded the questionnaires. We found the differences of self-esteem and perfectionism according to satisfaction with plastic surgery, and perfectionism is the most strongest predictor to group differences. Moreover, the correlation coefficients between perception of teasing experience and intention of plastic surgery were different according to plastic surgery experience and satisfaction with the plastic surgery. Implications for theory, research and practice were discussed.

keywords: 성형수술, 완벽주의, 자아존중감, 신체불만족, plastic surgery, perfectionism, self-esteem, body dissatisfaction

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