Zadovoljstvo z zunanjim videzom, podobnost med partnerjema v zunanjem videzu in zadovoljstvo v partnerskem odnosu

Kovač, Pia (avtor), Avsec, Andreja (mentor)

Zadovoljstvo v partnerskem odnosu je vprašanje mnogih raziskovalcev. Po preteklih raziskavah splošna samopodoba, telesna samopodoba in privlačnost partnerja napovedujejo zadovoljstvo v odnosu s partnerjem. Obstajajo povezave med samopodobo, oceno lastne privlačnosti, zadovoljstvom z zunanjim videzom in podobnostjo obraza, zaradi česar se sprašujemo tudi o morebitnih povezavah z zadovoljstvom v odnosu. Spraševali smo se, ali splošna in telesna samopodoba, privlačnost lastnega in partnerjevega obraza, zadovoljstvo z zunanjim videzom in podobnost s partnerjem v zunanjem videzu napovedujejo zadovoljstvo v partnerskem odnosu. V raziskavi je sodelovalo 196 mladih odraslih. Preko regresijske analize smo preverili napovedno moč posameznih konstruktov. Za najboljši napovednik se je izkazala splošna samopodoba. Zadovoljstvo v odnosu napovedujejo tudi telesna samopodoba, privlačnost partnerja in podobnost po nosu. Vprašali smo se o nezavednem delovanju človeške narave pri izbiri sebi podobnega partnerja. Odkrili smo nizke povezave med zadovoljstvom s potezo oči in izbiro partnerja, ki nam je podoben v isti potezi. Odkrili smo tudi povezavo med zadovoljstvom z nosom in podobnostjo s partnerjem po ustih, vseeno pa so povezave nizke. Podobnost in njena povezava z zadovoljstvom v partnerskem odnosu do sedaj še nista bili dobro raziskani, prav tako pa smo ena izmed prvih raziskav, ki smo delali s samoocenami podobnosti med pari v partnerskem odnosu.

• Jezik: Slovenski jezik
• Ključne besede: zunanji videz, poteze obraza, fizična privlačnost, zadovoljstvo s partnerskim odnosom, samopodoba, podobnost
• Vrsta gradiva: Magistrsko delo/naloga
• Organizacija: FF - Filozofska fakulteta
• Leto izida: 2020
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-116133
• Datum objave v RUL: 17.05.2020

KOVAČ, Pia, 2020, Zadovoljstvo z zunanjim videzom, podobnost med partnerjema v zunanjem videzu in zadovoljstvo v partnerskem odnosu [na spletu]. Magistrsko delo. [Dostopano 22 julij 2025]. Pridobljeno s: https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/IzpisGradiva.php?lang=slv&id=116133

Sekundarni jezik

• Jezik: Angleški jezik
• Naslov: Satisfaction with physical appearance, partner resemblance in physical appearance and relationship satisfaction

Izvleček

Satisfaction with physical appearance is a popular topic among researchers. Past research shows that general self-concept, physical self-concept and partner attractiveness are predictors of relationship satisfaction. There are correlations between self-concept, attractiveness, satisfaction with physical appearance and self-resemblance. This poses the question, whether there are significant correlations with the construct relationship satisfaction. The purpose of this research is to test general self-concept, physical self-concept, attractiveness of one's own and partner's face, satisfaction with physical appearance and partner resemblance in physical appearance as predictors of relationship satisfaction. 196 young adults took part in the research. We calculated the predictors' strength with the method regression. General self-concept appeared to be the best predictor. We found that physical self-concept, partner's attractiveness and self-resemblance of the nose were predictors of relationship satisfaction. We posed the question, whether the unconscious human nature had a say in choosing a partner that resembles us. We found small correlations between satisfaction and self-resemblance of one's eyes. There was a correlation between one's satisfaction of the nose and self-resemblance of the mouth. The correlations were small. Self-resemblance in romantic relationship and its connection to relationship satisfaction has not been well researched until now. This is one of the first research papers that works with self-evaluated estimates of self-resemblance between romantic partners.

• Ključne besede: physical appearance, facial features, physical attractiveness, relationship satisfaction, self-concept, resemblance