 A 2002 study found that male college students who are exposed to advertisements featuring muscular men show a significant "discrepancy between their own perceived muscularity and the level of muscularity that they ideally wanted to have".Additionally, a study from the "Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology" by Daniel Agliata and Stacey Tantleff-Dunn found that exposure to media images of lean and muscular men increases muscle dissatisfaction and depression in young men.Some researchers believe that men are usually more satisfied than women with their physical appearance.