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confirmatory research

confirmatory research Confirmatory research is research done after exploratory findings to test whether the observed patterns hold up when examined more directly.

Confirmatory research is research done after exploratory findings to test whether the observed patterns hold up when examined more directly. In this context, it is used to validate suggested gender-related gaze and body-image patterns with additional direct measures.

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Drafting source: Shin Kyulee; Jeon Youngirl. Gender differences in gaze patterns to Instagram influencer body parts: predicted by subjective body image perception and negative affect. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1857912; article XML SHA-256 05819f9e7c85ceee7fac470c726adb6d36ffd57dd876b3d12c7d24f31a339a4c. “Gender differences in gaze patterns to Instagram influencer body parts: predicted by subjective body image perception and negative affect” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1857912).
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