The influence of social comparison on visual representation of one's face.

PLoS One · 2012 · PMC3360758 · PMID 22662124

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While there was a marginally significant correlation between the two outcome variables ( r = .32, p = .06), a sobel test [43] showed that the effect of social comparison (dummy coded as −2 for same-gender comparison, and +1 for opposite-gender and no comparison control) on visual self-representation was not mediated by explicit self-ratings, z = .84, p = .40.

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