article_snippet.sent: Young women no longer compare Young women to celebrities in glossy magazines but fret about how Young women look on Facebook instead, according to a study.
article_snippet.sent: Young women use pictures on the social networking site to gauge Young women own appearance and see how Young women measure up against friends.
article_snippet.sent: Facebook consumes 40 per cent of the time young women spend online, psychologists at the University of New South Wales in Australia found.
article_snippet.sent: : A study found women compared women to women friends on Facebook rather than celebrities in magazines .
article_snippet.sent: The study, of 150 college students and staff aged 17 to 25, found The study, of 150 college students and staff read magazines
article_snippet.sent: The women preferred Facebook as a means of judging The women because The women could compare The women looks with peers similar to The women and see how The women had changed over time.
article_snippet.sent: Measuring up: Women aged 17 to 25 were found to judge Women alongside pictures of friends rather than celebrities in magazines .
article_snippet.sent: Writing in the journal Psychology Of Women Quarterly, researcher Jasmine Fardouly advised women at risk of low self-esteem to post fewer pictures of women online and avoid following people who upload women too frequently.
highlights_snippet.sent: Australian study found women spend 40% of online time on Facebook .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: College students aged 17 to 25 said College students read magazines 'infrequently'
  Preferred Facebook to compare looks and check appearances over time .