Archiving local culture through transnational popular culture research

Dukut, Ekawati Marhaenny

doi:10.1201/9781003265061-25

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“…In addition, the media portrays the lightness of the skin tone as an epitome and a standard for beauty in some cultures 41 42. Body image, beauty and fair skin tone are the main concepts of information dissemination and product advertisements portrayed in television, magazines, newspapers and on social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and TikTok 23 27 43–45…”

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Effect of body image perception and skin-lightening practices on mental health of Filipino emerging adults: a mixed-methods approach protocol

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IntroductionThe rampant distribution of idealised images on the internet may lead the general public to improve their body appearance in a way that is sometimes excessive, compulsive or detrimental to other aspects of their lives. There is a decreasing appreciation of body image among emerging adults and an increasing trend on skin-lightening practices linked with psychological distress. This protocol describes the mixed-method approach to assess the relationships among body image perception, skin-lightening practices and mental well-being of Filipino emerging adults and determine the factors that influence them.Methods and analysisAn explanatory sequential mixed-method approach will be used. A cross-sectional study design will involve an online self-administered questionnaire of 1258 participants, while a case study design will involve in-depth interviews with 25 participants. Data analysis will use generalised linear models and structural equation modelling with a Bayesian network for the quantitative data. Moreover, the qualitative data will use an inductive approach in thematic analysis. A contiguous narrative approach will integrate the quantitative and qualitative data.Ethics and disseminationThe University of the Philippines Manila Review Ethics Board has approved this protocol (UPMREB 2022-0407-01). The study results will be disseminated through peer-reviewed articles and conference presentations.

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confidence: 99%