Although prior work indicates an association between idealized media content and adolescents’ body-related concerns, such as self-objectification, body comparison, and body shame, few prior studies have examined the role of pornography. Even fewer studies have included adolescent girls, limiting our understanding of potential gender differences. In this brief report, we investigate these associations in a diverse mixed-gender sample of high school students in the Southeastern U.S. (n = 223, ages 15–18, M _age = 16.25, 59 % girls) who completed computerized self-report measures. Controlling for demographic covariates and frequency of social media use, we found an association between frequency of pornography consumption in the past year and higher self-objectification and body comparison, but not body shame. No evidence of differences by gender emerged. Results suggest that both boys and girls may be susceptible to pornography-related body concerns, yet these concerns may not include body shame. Future research should examine both risks and benefits of pornography use among adolescents using longitudinal designs, as well as how body-related concerns can be incorporated into pornography literacy interventions.

尽管以前的工作表明理想的媒体内容与青少年与身体有关的关注（例如自我目标，身体比较和身体羞耻）之间存在关联，但是很少有先前的研究检查色情内容的作用。包括青春期女孩在内的研究甚至更少，这限制了我们对潜在性别差异的理解。在这份简短的报告中，我们在美国东南部高中学生的不同性别混合样本中调查了这些关联（n = 223，年龄15至18，_年龄M= 16.25，其中59％是女孩），他们完成了计算机自我报告程序。通过控制人口统计变量和社交媒体使用频率，我们发现过去一年中色情内容的使用频率与较高的自我目标和身体比较之间存在关联，但与身体羞耻无关。没有出现性别差异的证据。结果表明，男孩和女孩可能都容易受到色情相关的身体问题的困扰，但这些问题可能不包括身体上的耻辱感。未来的研究应该研究使用纵向设计的青少年使用色情制品的风险和收益，以及如何将与身体相关的担忧纳入色情素养干预措施。