N. Barber. (2001) Gender differences in effects of mood on body image. Sex Roles - a Journal of Research. January. This paper addresses two now important topics in matters of mood, i.e., self-concept and depression, and also, body image. Barber discovered that subjects whose mood could be assessed to be higher, i.e., non-depressed, believed that they were less heavy, that they were closer to the slender ideal that is now seen as desirable in Western youth cultures. Pages: 3 Bibliography: 1 source(s) listed Filename: 18741 Barber Gender Mood.doc Price: 26.85

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