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The Journal of Psychology
Interdisciplinary and Applied
Volume 154, 2020 - Issue 4
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Pages 292-308 | Received 01 Jun 2019, Accepted 10 Jan 2020, Published online: 04 Feb 2020

Figures & data

Table 1. Bivariate Correlations, Descriptive Statistics, and Internal Consistencies (n = 366).

Figure 1. Mediation model. Covariates (age, BMI, and sex) are not shown in the Figure. *p < .05.

Figure 1. Mediation model. Covariates (age, BMI, and sex) are not shown in the Figure. *p < .05.

Table 2. Parameter Estimates from the Mediation (Model 1) and Moderated Mediation Models (Models 2 and 3).

Figure 2. Moderated mediation model with appearance self-compassion as the moderator. Covariates (age, BMI, and sex) are not shown in the Figure. *p <.05.

Figure 2. Moderated mediation model with appearance self-compassion as the moderator. Covariates (age, BMI, and sex) are not shown in the Figure. *p <.05.

Figure 3. Moderated mediation model with need frustration as the moderator. Covariates (age, BMI, and sex) are not shown in the figure. *p < .05.

Figure 3. Moderated mediation model with need frustration as the moderator. Covariates (age, BMI, and sex) are not shown in the figure. *p < .05.

Table 3. Conditional Direct (Upward Appearance Comparisons → Appearance Evaluation) and Indirect Effects (Upward Appearance Comparisons → Appearance Evaluation → Body Image Discrepancy) at Different Levels of the Moderators (Appearance Self-Compassion and Need Frustration).

Figure 4. The figure shows the indirect effect of upward appearance comparisons on body image discrepancy through appearance evaluation (Y-axis) at different levels of the moderator (X-axis). Top figure shows the moderating effect of appearance self-compassion (Model 2). Bottom figure shows the moderating effect of need frustration (Model 3). Solid lines represent indirect effects and dashed lines represent the 95% CI around the indirect effects.

Figure 4. The figure shows the indirect effect of upward appearance comparisons on body image discrepancy through appearance evaluation (Y-axis) at different levels of the moderator (X-axis). Top figure shows the moderating effect of appearance self-compassion (Model 2). Bottom figure shows the moderating effect of need frustration (Model 3). Solid lines represent indirect effects and dashed lines represent the 95% CI around the indirect effects.