On the Cognitive (In)Efficiency of Social Comparisons with Media Images

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Photoshopped images of thin females are not processed automatically, mental effort is required http://t.co/1jVXYc0wF8

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Online First article: "On the Cognitive (In)Efficiency of Social Comparisons with Media Images" by Stephen C.... http://t.co/gwJ8LJbxkt

Females who were cognitively busy when comparing themselves with "ideal" media figures were not negatively affecte… http://t.co/rpIA6zp0dK

Females who were cognitively busy when comparing themselves with "ideal" media figures were not negatively affected. http://t.co/K5JXBL5mDP