George Horne
University of Bath
19 Papers
7 Citations
George Horne is an academic researcher from University of Bath. The author has contributed to research in topics: Personality & Personality disorders. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 10 publications.
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Papers
COVID-19-related stress and anxiety are associated with negative body image in adults from the United Kingdom
TL;DR: It is suggested that COVID-19-related stress and anxiety may shape body image outcomes under conditions of physical and social distancing.
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Taking it apart and putting it back together again: Using Item Pool Visualisation to summarise complex data patterns in (positive) body image research
TL;DR: IPV demonstrated that, of the included measures, the Body Appreciation Scale-2 provided the closest and most precise measurement of a core positive body image construct, and possible limitations with the use of several other instruments as measures ofpositive body image are highlighted.
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Nature exposure and positive body image: (Re-)examining the mediating roles of connectedness to nature and trait mindfulness.
TL;DR: The extent to which trait mindfulness and connectedness to nature, respectively, mediate the relationship both in parallel and serially is considered, which resulted in an adequately-fitting model in which the direct relationship between nature exposure and body appreciation was significant.
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Body acceptance by others: Refinement of the construct, and development and psychometric evaluation of a revised measure - The Body Acceptance by Others Scale-2.
Viren Swami,Viren Swami,Jennifer Todd,Stefan Stieger,Adrian Furnham,George Horne,Tracy L. Tylka +6 more
TL;DR: The BAOS-2 is a psychometrically-sound measure that can be utilised in future research by designing novel items reflective of generalised perceptions of body acceptance by others.
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The Tetradic Heart of Darkness: Comparing three dark-side instruments
Adrian Furnham,George Horne +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors examined three dark side measures: the short Dark Tetrad measuring four dark-side traits; the SCATI measuring 14 personality disorders (PDs) and the SAPAS a single item measure for each disorder.
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