Authors :
Kavya Moth; Gumpul Rana
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 11 - November
Google Scholar :
https://tinyurl.com/59exdupn
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10203538
Abstract :
The objective of the present paper was to study
the role of body-ink tattooing on self-esteem, the need for
uniqueness, and social physique anxiety among young
adults. A 2 (people with tattoos and people without
tattoos) * 2 (male persons and female persons) factorial
design was used on a sample of 101 participants selected
through the purposive sampling method. The findings of
the study revealed that there was no significant difference
found between individuals with tattoos and without
tattoos with respect to their self-esteem, F (1, 97)= 0.99,
p= 0.32, p> 0.05, need for uniqueness, F (1, 97)= 0.89, p=
0.35, p> 0.05, and social physique anxiety, F (1, 97)= 0.45,
p= 0.50, p> 0.05. Also, no gender difference was found in
relation to self-esteem, F (1, 97)= 1.02, p= 0.36, p> 0.05,
need for uniqueness, F (1, 97)= 2.29, p= 0.13, p>0.05, and
social physique anxiety, F (1, 97)= 0.45, p= 0.50, p>0.05.
Thus, the study concluded that there is no significant
effect of body-ink tattooing and gender on self-esteem,
need for uniqueness, and social physique anxiety among
young adults.
Keywords :
Self-Esteem, Need for Uniqueness, Social Physique Anxiety, Tattoos, Body Ink, Gender Difference, Young Adults.
The objective of the present paper was to study
the role of body-ink tattooing on self-esteem, the need for
uniqueness, and social physique anxiety among young
adults. A 2 (people with tattoos and people without
tattoos) * 2 (male persons and female persons) factorial
design was used on a sample of 101 participants selected
through the purposive sampling method. The findings of
the study revealed that there was no significant difference
found between individuals with tattoos and without
tattoos with respect to their self-esteem, F (1, 97)= 0.99,
p= 0.32, p> 0.05, need for uniqueness, F (1, 97)= 0.89, p=
0.35, p> 0.05, and social physique anxiety, F (1, 97)= 0.45,
p= 0.50, p> 0.05. Also, no gender difference was found in
relation to self-esteem, F (1, 97)= 1.02, p= 0.36, p> 0.05,
need for uniqueness, F (1, 97)= 2.29, p= 0.13, p>0.05, and
social physique anxiety, F (1, 97)= 0.45, p= 0.50, p>0.05.
Thus, the study concluded that there is no significant
effect of body-ink tattooing and gender on self-esteem,
need for uniqueness, and social physique anxiety among
young adults.
Keywords :
Self-Esteem, Need for Uniqueness, Social Physique Anxiety, Tattoos, Body Ink, Gender Difference, Young Adults.