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    most of us it surely holds a lot of meaning to an anorexic patient. But who is responsible for the link between starvation and all those positive words? Who should we blame for this 360 degree reversal of the image of starvation‚ from hunger due to poverty in some African countries to the image of someone successful with high self confidence that deserves love affiliation and care? A great amount of research has been dedicated in revealing whether or not the beauty magazine industry is to be held responsible

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    Negative Effect on Body Image Leticia Estrada University of Houston For years‚ the mass media has continued to change the way body image is presented to the public and it has produced a negative effect on the way people see themselves when they compare their body image to the image of those on television and magazines. Past research has studied the relationship between mass media and the dissatisfaction of with body image among males and females. The media continues to use slim bodies to portray what

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    and colleagues have presented their theories on the role of social media on the body image of young women‚ with reference to their own research studies‚ in relation to Festingers’ social comparison theory. Fardouly and colleagues propose that when young women make appearance comparisons‚ they become more susceptible to the effects of social media (Fardouly et al. 2015). Due to social media

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    glamorizing the women with the most physically attractive bodies in order to “sell” various products. The type of bodies that the media displays seem to be the cause of multiple issues that concern the young women all over the world as the never-ending flow of these images tend to be unavoidable. Magazines‚ being one of the main source of media used by women‚ have been telling women to pay more extra attention on their outside features‚ such as hair‚ body shape‚ make-up‚ clothing‚ etc. Most of these advertisements

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    a plus-sized woman in the fashion industry. The fashion industry is known for pushing the agenda of the ideal image of a woman. When plus-sized models enter the modeling industry‚ they are scrutinized or fetishized. Additionally‚ Czerniawski analyzes how the fashion industry objectifies plus-sized models. Essentially‚ the fashion industry has the ability to enforce and objectify the images of how we perceive beauty‚ and what is beautiful. First‚ in order to understand the business of plus-size modeling

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    YO32 p 29). This essay will focus on Childhood: Body image and stress related eating disorders‚ from Block 4‚ Unit 3 and Psychology: Social influence‚ happiness and natural and synthetic happiness from Unit 5. Society has shaped us to embrace a rather different body image to that of 100 years ago to the point where being slim is now considered the norm (The Open University‚ 2013 Unit 3‚ 3.2). There has been a shift from the plumper body image seen in paintings dating back to the 19th century

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    thin‚ "feminine" bodies‚ and that a large‚ "masculine" build was unacceptable (which is why

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    The media are held responsible for the supposed growth of eating disorders in the country. To what extent is this true? The argument about whether the media shapes society or merely reflects current or beginning trends is constantly under debate. This essay is going to explain what the media is‚ how it influences young people ’s body image and in what way it affects young people ’s health. The media is an important aspect of life in our culture. About 95% of people own a Television set and watch

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    an effect on people‚ but body image‚ sex and violence illustrate the most influential to people‚ in my opinion. Today‚ most teenagers look at magazines or watch television wishing they had what today’s society is portraying as the “perfect body”. Raising the standards of teens leaves them with the desire for an unrealistic body shape. If teenagers see a magazine article about what the perfect body is‚ they will think that the only way to feel accepted is to get the body that is represented. This

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    exploration and outline of some of the more prominent etiological models of eating disorders. Overall‚ the scope of the modern literature is limited to a discussion of the causes and implications of eating disorders in females. Much of the body of present research conducted on this topic has been done with an exclusively female population. Since the underlying causes of anorexia nervosa are different for women than they are for men‚ it is nearly impossible to draw parallels across both

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