Journal of Eating Disorders

Table 3 Bivariate correlations between measures and descriptive statistics for study 1

From: Development and validation of makeup and sexualized clothing questionnaires

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. MUQ Unconfident
2. MUQ Unease	.536^b
3. SCQ Body Discomfort	.234^b	.151^b
4. SCQ Pressure	.256^b	.067	.349^b
5. Thin-ideal Stereotype	.333^b	.131^b	.167^b	.245^b
6. Body Image Culture	.322^b	.148^b	.456^b	.267^b	.352^b
7. Shape Concern	.237^b	.129^a	.448^b	.236^b	.323^b	.539^b
8. Weight Concern	.258^b	.142^b	.384^b	.214^b	.288^b	.527^b	.770^b
9. Body Part Satisfaction	−.245^b	−.155^b	−.421^b	−.232^b	−.185^b	−.461^b	−.561^b	−.499^b
10. Body Surveillance	.140^b	.229^b	.095	.134^b	.157^b	.103^a	.159^b	.146^b	.179^b
Mean	9.244	6.821	5.133	8.216	3.734	32.77	2.420	2.248	60.104	24.839
Standard Deviation	3.247	3.270	2.292	2.950	0.775	13.202	0.967	0.983	16.002	3.759

N = 403. ^aCorrelation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed). ^bCorrelation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed). IBSSR – thin ideal internalization; BICS – belief that attaining thin ideal will improve life; Shape Concern – dissatisfaction with body shape; Weight Concern – dissatisfaction with weight; BPSSR – body part satisfaction; Body Surveillance – self-objectification

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