Women's use of cosmetics: psychosocial correlates and consequences
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Summary
Several measures of the amount and the situational and temporal patterning of cosmetics use were developed and subjects reported being more self‐confident and sociable when wearing as opposed to not wearing their customary cosmetics.
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- article
- Published
- 1982-02-01
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- 115
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Keywords
Humanities, Philosophy, Political science
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