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Study suggests ‘thinspiration’ videos make women feel worse

  • Watching thinspiration videos on TikTok increases self-objectification and worsens the mood of young women.
  • Viewing body-positive content on TikTok also raises self-objectification but is linked to more positive moods.
  • Self-Objectification is highest after watching thinspiration videos, followed by body positive and fitspiration content.
  • Thinspiration and fitspiration videos lead to more negative moods and less positive moods, while body positive content increases positive mood.
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Study suggests ‘thinspiration’ videos make women feel worse

Viewing body-positive content on the social media platform also increases self-objectification, but is linked to more positiver moods.

·Indiana, United States
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The Indiana Gazette Online broke the news in Indiana, United States on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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