미용전공 학생들의 성격유형별 외모만족도와 헤어스타일행동 의존성에 관한 연구

A Study on Appearance Satisfaction and Hairstyle Behavior Dependence in College Students Majoring in Beauty Design

The purpose of this study is to find out if there is a difference in appearance satisfaction and hairstyle behavior dependence according to the personality types of college students majoring in beauty treatment, and the following conclusion was obtained. As for the appearance satisfaction according to personality types, there were differences in appearance satisfaction per function (p<0.05), disposition (p<0.05), MBTI character type (p<0.05). NT for function, NT for disposition, and ISFJ for MBTI character type were found to have the highest appearance satisfaction. As for the difference in hairstyle behavior dependence according to character types, there were significant differences in mass-media dependence for disposition (p<0.05), and parents dependence for MBTI character type (p<0.05). In the relationship of appearance satisfaction and hairstyle behavior, there was a positive correlation (r=0.186) between appearance satisfaction and self-dependence. As for the difference in hairstyle behavior dependence of college students majoring in beauty treatment according to demographic characteristics, there were significant differences by gender in self-dependence (p<0.05), parent-dependence (p<0.05), and friend dependence (p<0.05). With the above results, it shows that the college students who seek truth more, are more rational, and have more feminine character were satisfied with their appearances. The limitations of this study is that there are limits to generalization of the result only with extraction of one two-year institution and one four-year institution specialized in beauty treatment.