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How Healthy are Health Magazines? A Comparative Content Analysis of Cover Captions and Images of Women’s and Men’s Health Magazine by Bazzini, Doris G., Pepper, Amanda, Swofford, Rebecca, Cochran, Karly

“…The current study investigated how “health” messages are marketed to men and women on the newsstand covers of two magazines published under the same brand name…”
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Gender Differences in Fat Talk Among American Adults: Results from the Psychology of Size Survey by MARTZ, Denise M, PETROFF, Anna B, CURTIN, Lisa, BAZZINI, Doris G

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The Effect of Reminiscing about Laughter on Relationship Satisfaction by Bazzini, Doris G, Stack, Elizabeth R, Martincin, Penny D, Davis, Carmen P

“…Despite independent evidence that reminiscing about positive events has positive emotional benefits, and that laughter plays a role in seemingly successful…”
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The influence of face mask color on perceptions of African American and white men by Morris, Lauren A., Bazzini, Doris G., Holden, Christopher J., Lee, Savannah J.

“…Despite their widespread use during the COVID-19 pandemic, face masks hinder abilities to interpret facial expressions. Yet, they can also reduce the…”
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Examining desensitization using facial electromyography:Violent videogames, gender, and affective responding by Read, Glenna L., Ballard, Mary, Emery, Lisa J., Bazzini, Doris G.

“…The results of research investigating the effects of violent videogames have been inconsistent. Some evidence suggests that exposure to violent videogames…”
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Empathic understanding: Benefits of perspective-taking and facial mimicry instructions are mediated by self-other overlap by Cooke, Alison N., Bazzini, Doris G., Curtin, Lisa A., Emery, Lisa J.

“…The current study sought to better understand the utility of two strategies—perspective-taking and facial mimicry—proposed to increase empathic responding…”
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Does fat talk affect relationship and sexual satisfaction?: Adults' perceptions of fat talk in a fictional romantic relationship by Sandoval, Cassidy M., Martz, Denise M., Bazzini, Doris G., Webb, Rose Mary, Hinkle, Madison M., Francis, Lauren

“…Little is known about how fat talk - a verbal expression of body image concerns - functions within romantic relationships. This study used vignettes about a…”
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Gender Differences in Fat Talk Among American Adults: Results from the Psychology of Size Survey by Martz, Denise M., Petroff, Anna B., Curtin, Lisa, Bazzini, Doris G.

“…Vignettes were used to assess gender differences in likelihood of hearing others engage in and perceived pressure to join in positive, negative (fat talk), and…”
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Young Adult Romantic Couples' Conflict Resolution and Satisfaction Varies with Partner's Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Type by Canu, Will H., Tabor, Lindsey S., Michael, Kurt D., Bazzini, Doris G., Elmore, Alexis L.

“…Attention‐deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has previously been associated with less satisfaction and success in romantic relationships. This study…”
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Fat talk and self-presentation of body image: Is there a social norm for women to self-degrade? by Britton, Lauren E, Martz, Denise M, Bazzini, Doris G, Curtin, Lisa A, Leashomb, Anni

“…The current investigations build upon previous ethnographic research, which identified a social norm for adolescent females to engage in "fat talk" (informal…”
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Social likeability, conformity, and body talk: Does fat talk have a normative rival in female body image conversations? by Tompkins, K Brooke, Martz, Denise M, Rocheleau, Courtney A, Bazzini, Doris G

“…Fat talk, dialogues among women involving negative body-focused discussions, was studied as a function of conformity and social likeability through the use of…”
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Examining "fat talk" experimentally in a female dyad: how are women influenced by another woman's body presentation style? by Tucker, Katheryn L, Martz, Denise M, Curtin, Lisa A, Bazzini, Doris G

“…Fat talk, the verbal dissatisfaction that women express about their bodies, was studied in a female dyad whereby participants interacted with a female…”
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Peer pressure to “Fat talk”: Does audience type influence how women portray their body image? by Craig, Ashley B., Martz, Denise M., Bazzini, Doris G.

“…“Fat talk” describes women discussing their bodies disparagingly for impression management while interacting with one another. This study examined whether…”
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Gender, sexual experience, and the sexual double standard: Evaluations of female contraceptive behavior by KELLY, Jacqueline, BAZZINI, Doris G

“…The purpose of the present research was to compare men's and women's perceptions of female contraceptive behavior and investigatge the relationship between…”
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The aging woman in popular film : Underrepresented, unattractive, unfriendly, and unintelligent by BAZZINI, D. G, MCINTOSH, W. D, SMITH, S. M, COOK, S, HARRIS, C

“…Bazzini et al conducted a study which examined 100 top-grossing motion pictures spanning from the 1940s through the 1980s. The study was conducted to determine…”
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Eating Disorders Prevention Programming May Be Failing: Evaluation of 2 One-Shot Programs by Martz, Denise M, Bazzini, Doris G

“…Two studies (N=114; n=77) were conducted to evaluate the impact of one-shot interventions to prevent eating disorders. Results of the first study were positive…”
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Who smokes in hollywood? characteristics of smokers in popular films from 1940 to 1989 by McINTOSH, William D, Bazzini, Doris G, Smith, Stephen M, Wayne, Shanan M

“…We examined how smokers were depicted in 100 popular films spanning 5 decades. Smokers were depicted as more romantically and sexually active than nonsmokers…”
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Resisting Temptation Revisited: Devaluation Versus Enhancement of an Attractive Suitor by Exclusive and Nonexclusive Daters by Bazzini, Doris G., Shaffer, David R.

“…Individuals committed to exclusive relationships often evaluate attractive, opposite-sex targets less favorably than do less committed individuals. This…”
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Are the Beautiful Good in Hollywood? An Investigation of the Beauty-and-Goodness Stereotype on Film by Smith, Stephen M., McIntosh, William D., Bazzini, Doris G.

“…Physically attractive individuals are often viewed more favorably than unattractive people on dimensions that are weakly related or unrelated to physical…”
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Genre of Music and Lyrical Content: Expectation Effects by Ballard, Mary E., Dodson, Alan R., Bazzini, Doris G.

“…This study was designed to examine whether people's expectations differ regarding how music lyrics affect individual behavior as a function of music genre…”
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