If you have any questions about the study, feel free to contact me at al3582@drexel.edu or Dr. Lee at hl586@drexel.edu.

Your responses will remain completely anonymous, and you can withdraw at any time. Due to the anonymous nature of this survey, you will not be able to withdraw your data once you complete the full survey.

We are inviting college students aged 18–25. Participation involves completing an anonymous online survey, which will take 10-20 minutes of your time. The survey will ask about your social media usage, body image perceptions, dietary habits, and perceptions of body weight.

Specifically, I am exploring whether consuming such content leads to increased self-monitoring behaviors, the role self-objectification plays as a mediator, and how race may moderate these relationships.

This research study investigates how exposure to "fitspiration" (fitness inspiration) content on social media impacts dietary self-monitoring behaviors, body image, and broader self-regulating practices.