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The Impact of Internalized Thin Ideals and Empathy on Victim-Blaming Behavior on Social Media Profiles

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Koger, Katie, and Ring, Harper. The Impact of Internalized Thin Ideals and Empathy On Victim-blaming Behavior On Social Media Profiles. . 2024. marian.hykucommons.org/concern/generic_works/40a53649-5d70-4e68-b29b-541a331c8554.

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K. Katie, & R. Harper. (2024). The Impact of Internalized Thin Ideals and Empathy on Victim-Blaming Behavior on Social Media Profiles. https://marian.hykucommons.org/concern/generic_works/40a53649-5d70-4e68-b29b-541a331c8554

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Koger, Katie, and Ring, Harper. The Impact of Internalized Thin Ideals and Empathy On Victim-Blaming Behavior On Social Media Profiles. 2024. https://marian.hykucommons.org/concern/generic_works/40a53649-5d70-4e68-b29b-541a331c8554.

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People often look for social and emotional support from online communities and social media platforms. Unfortunately, often social media comments are hurtful and negative. The current study sought to investigate the factors that lead to negative and positive comments in online spaces. Results hint at how the physical features of the target (e.g., the person soliciting support on social media) and internalized ideals of the respondent (e.g., the person replying to social media posts) interact to predict the negative or positive responses in online spaces

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