Kor J Aesthet Cosmetol 2012;10(4): 829-836. |
20-40대 여성의 외모만족도가 미용관리태도에 미치는 영향 |
홍수남, 김효숙 |
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Effects of Extrinsic Body Satisfaction on Beauty Management Behavior of Women of Age 20-40 |
Soo Nam Hong, Hyo Sook Kim |
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ABSTRACT |
This study has attempted to determine the effect of intrinsic self-esteem and body satisfaction in women in
their 20s-40s on beauty management behavior and to provide useful data for the establishment of adequate
interpersonal relationships and marketing. The following results were obtained: First, the extrinsic satisfaction
of women in their 20s-40s was 2.74 (above average). Specifically, the highest satisfaction was observed with
facial features because aesthetic beauty and cosmetic surgery for intrinsic and extrinsic satisfaction have
become common in modern society. Second, self-esteem was classified into three categories: subjective
satisfaction, comparative satisfaction and objective satisfaction. As subjective satisfaction and comparative
satisfaction were higher, femininity was strong. As objective satisfaction was higher, the latest trend was
preferred. Third, among extrinsic body satisfaction factors, body proportions had the biggest effect on beauty
management behavior. As satisfaction with facial features and lower body was higher, beauty management
behavior was stronger. As satisfaction with facial shape, skin conditions, upper body, weight and hair conditions
was higher, on the contrary, beauty management behavior weakened. Fourth, according to analysis of the
effect of intrinsic self-esteem and extrinsic body satisfaction on beauty management behavior, intrinsic selfesteem
had a direct effect on beauty management behavior. Those with extrinsic body satisfaction were
weaker than those with intrinsic self-esteem in terms of beauty management behavior (i.e., beauty care
behavior). |
Key words:
Intrinsic Self-esteem, Extrinsic Body Satisfaction, Beauty Management Attitude, Beauty Care Behavior |
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