女子大学生における化粧後の感情におよぼす劣等感および化粧リスク懸念の影響

諸井 克英, Katsuhide MOROI, Moe YASUMI
The present study explored the relationships among inferiority feelings, apprehensions about makeup risk, and mood states immediately after makeup application in female undergraduates. The Inferiority-Feelings Scale (Kosaka, 2008b; revised by the authors), the Apprehensions-About-Makeup-Risk Scale (Itagaki & Moroi, 2011), and the Mood-States-Immediately-After-Makeup Scale (Ogawa et al., 2000; revised by the authors) were administered to female undergraduates (N =200). Through the factor
more » ... (maximum likelihood method, promax rotations), eight factors for the Inferiority-Feelings Scale, five factors for the Apprehensions-About-Makeup-Risk Scale, and two factors for the Mood-States-Immediately-After-Makeup Scale were extracted, severally. Assuming latent variables induced on those results, a covariance structure analysis (Amos 25.0.0 ) was executed. Interestingly, apprehensions about makeup risk intensified positive mood states immediately after makeup application.
doi:10.15020/00001883 fatcat:6c56hbedzfca3hi7qva4r77d4i