Advertising impact on body image and self-esteem in Chilean women

Advertising plays a crucial role in people's lives by influencing their perceptions and choices. This influence can extend to how body image is perceived and, eventually, affect self-esteem. This research focused on the impact of two types of advertising (stereotypical and inclusive) on the perception of body image and self-esteem of Chilean women. An experimental study was conducted with 39 participants divided into two groups exposed to different types of advertisements. The results revealed that stereotypical advertising had a significant negative effect on body image perception but not on self-esteem, whereas inclusive advertising had no impact. These findings support the need to promote responsible advertising practices in the media.

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Iberoamerican Journal of Psychology and Public Policy
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2025-07-25
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https://doi.org/10.56754/2810-6598.2025.0041
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Eating Disorders and Behaviors
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Advertising impact on body image and self-esteem in Chilean women

Maria Suely Medeiros Corrêa, Jose Luis Ulloa Fulgeri, Raquel Corales
Iberoamerican Journal of Psychology and Public Policy
Eating Disorders and Behaviors
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Advertising impact on body image and self-esteem in Chilean women

Maria Suely Medeiros Corrêa, Jose Luis Ulloa Fulgeri, Raquel Corales
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Abstract

Advertising plays a crucial role in people's lives by influencing their perceptions and choices. This influence can extend to how body image is perceived and, eventually, affect self-esteem. This research focused on the impact of two types of advertising (stereotypical and inclusive) on the perception of body image and self-esteem of Chilean women. An experimental study was conducted with 39 participants divided into two groups exposed to different types of advertisements. The results revealed that stereotypical advertising had a significant negative effect on body image perception but not on self-esteem, whereas inclusive advertising had no impact. These findings support the need to promote responsible advertising practices in the media.

Iberoamerican Journal of Psychology and Public PolicyVol. 2(2)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Eating Disorders and Behaviors
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