Abstract :
Body image is a feeling, experience, attitude and evaluation possessed by a person about their body. Diet behavior is an activity to reduce or limit the amount of food to be consumed. This research is a correlational study, which aims to determine the relationship between body image and dietary behavior in teenager girls. The sample from this study amounted to 93 people. This research using two scales as a measuring instrument of research, namely the Multidimensional Body-Self Relation Questioner Scale compiled by Thomas f. Cash (2004) and the Diet Behavior Scale arranged by the authors in the form of a Likert scale. Test analysis using product moment Pearson correlation there is a negative correlation between body image and diet behavior in teenager girls (r = -215, p = 0.038). This means that the more positive the body image, the lower the diet behavior and otherwise, the more negative the body image, the dietary behavior carried out is higher.