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2. 'I wanted to share with you some of my healthy habits': YouTubers' staging of health-related practices.

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del Rio Carral, María, Volpato, Lucia, and Michoud, Chloé

Subjects
CULTURE, FOOD habits, WELL-being, SOCIAL media, SLEEP, SEX distribution, EXPERIENCE, HEALTH behavior, EXERCISE, DESCRIPTIVE statistics, RESEARCH funding, THEMATIC analysis, NATURAL foods, VIDEO recording, HEALTH promotion
Abstract

Professional YouTubers have become highly popular in producing video content through self-mediation. Objective. The present article aimed to study ways in which lifestyle YouTubers construct health practices in their videos within the YouTube media culture. Design. We conducted a narrative and visual analysis across a selection of 15 videos. Results. Results showed that YouTubers' practices and recommendations for a better life were structured around three themes: Eating to live well; Exercising to live well; Resting to live well and, a fourth cross-cutting theme on Practices aimed at self-development to achieve health and happiness. YouTubers were mainly female presenting, as well as middle/upper-class and white appearing. An overall optimistic tone characterised their health stories, as they delivered personal experiences of success on becoming healthy, happy, and better persons, while encouraging viewers to act similarly. Our findings suggested that YouTubers actively contribute to construct unprecedented definitions of health, enhanced by the social media culture and broader societal logics of healthism and postfeminism. Conclusion. Our study constitutes an original contribution to critical health psychology by examining some of the paradoxes raised by social media influencers like YouTubers regarding health and wellbeing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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5. “What I thought was so important isn’t really that important”: international perspectives on making meaning during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic

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Todorova, Irina, primary, Albers, Liesemarie, additional, Aronson, Nicole, additional, Baban, Adriana, additional, Benyamini, Yael, additional, Cipolletta, Sabrina, additional, del Rio Carral, Maria, additional, Dimitrova, Elitsa, additional, Dudley, Claire, additional, Guzzardo, Mariana, additional, Hammoud, Razan, additional, Fadil Azim, Darlina Hani, additional, Hilverda, Femke, additional, Huang, Qi, additional, John, Liji, additional, Kaneva, Michaela, additional, Khan, Sanjida, additional, Kostova, Zlatina, additional, Kotzeva, Tatyana, additional, Fathima, M.A., additional, Anto, Milu Maria, additional, Michoud, Chloé, additional, Awal Miah, Mohammad Abdul, additional, Mohr, Julia, additional, Morgan, Karen, additional, Nastase, Elena Simona, additional, Neter, Efrat, additional, Panayotova, Yulia, additional, Patel, Hemali, additional, Pillai, Dhanya, additional, Polidoro Lima, Manuela, additional, Qin, Desiree Baolian, additional, Salewski, Christel, additional, Sankar, K. Anu, additional, Shao, Sabrina, additional, Suresh, Jeevanisha, additional, Todorova, Ralitsa, additional, Tomaino, Silvia Caterina Maria, additional, Vollmann, Manja, additional, Winter, David, additional, Xie, Mingjun, additional, Xuan Ning, Sam, additional, and Zlatarska, Asya, additional

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2021
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