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    women have the “ideal” body that is shown in the majority of advertisements. Girls don’t just simply decide to hate their bodies‚ we teach them to. The ideal body is a socially constructed concept which can be defined in many ways‚ all by different people. Regardless of which definition is used‚ it cannot be quantified and so it cannot be accurately compared. Body image is “the picture of our our own body which we form in our mind that is to say‚ the way in which the body appears to ourselves.” (Hogg

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    The Fight Against Media’s Body Image When most people think of eating disorders they tend to think of young teenage girls with their bones popping out of their body. Most people never think about how those teens get the idea of an eating disorder. It just doesn’t happen overnight with one bad dream‚ but always being bombarded to look good‚ to try the newest diet‚ to look good for a dream man are the causes. It’s from magazines and TV shows that are showing very thin girls getting everything they

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    Defining Beauty Written throughout the pages of modern magazines‚ lies the destruction and expulsion of girls’ self esteems. Women’s bodies sell everything from food to cars in a lust filled light. They are displayed all around the nation for other women and girls to look upon. Why are standards of beauty being imposed on women‚ the majority of whom are naturally larger and more mature than any of the models? The answer is economic. By tearing down the average woman’s confidence‚ they are

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    world believe that there is such a thing as a “perfect body.” It is important that the idea of a perfect body is eliminated‚ so that girls can learn to love themselves and the skin that they are in. The idea of a perfect body comes from the media. Young girls like myself see slender women on TV and in magazines and want to look just like them. Girls may get teased or criticized by people around them for their body shape (Thin of Large). Body image refers to how girls view themselves. A lot of girls

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    only a year? Beauty contests are well promoted by the media‚ with television and images‚ which influence young women’s opinions on appearance. The participants of these contests are poor role models for these girls as they set impractical body weight‚ breast size and clear skin standards. This is another way of saying you have to be perfect in order to even compete in these competitions. This sets an ideal female body‚ which only a minority of women can then become incredibly harmful to young women

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    Somatic Awareness‚ and Body Image Theories; there appears to be someare specific interactions between these theories that should be explored and used to bolster this knowledge and shed new light into aspects of these models that may not have been discovered as of yet. According to Becker and Terror Management Theory (TMT)‚ our mortality and self-esteem are the key motivators in life‚ which begs the question‚ what if individuals had higher or lower awareness of their bodies‚ or Somatic awareness?

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    women are expected to look like celebrities‚ or dress a certain way to be successful in life. The female boy is used as a scale towards success; women believe that in order to be successful they must look like a success. For example‚ models use their body in magazines to gain popularity and money in order to succeed. The media also empowers women based on their appearance. Women are portrayed to be used as sex icons and are rewarded for it in the media with popularity and money. “The female characters

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    CAFS STUDY NOTES PARENTING AND CARING Becoming parents and carers Being a parent or carer is one of the most demanding jobs there is. No one can make parenting or caring easy‚ but by understanding children‚ the cared for and their needs will make it a lot easier‚ as they require time and energy. Biological parents Biological parents are the parents who produce and provide the genetic material for a child. Pregnancy Pregnancy is the result of male and female intercourse or due to artificial

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    drinking alcohol has on teenage girls and their wellbeing. This IRP demonstrates the consequences teenage girls may face when drinking alcohol by consisting of reliable and relevant information and research regarding the topic. The research included in this IRP consists of Primary sources‚ including surveys which provide statistics throughout a percentage of people‚ and interviews which provide information in depth. The research in this IRP also consists of secondary sources‚ including Newspaper articles

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    CAFS Study Notes - Research Methodology Methodologies: Quantitative research Collects numerical data that can be quantified. Research with numbers. Focus on measuring‚ collecting and drawing relationships through statistical analysis and experimentation. E.g.: questionnaires‚ interviews and experiments. Benefits: Objective and reliable‚ less subject to bias of researcher. Qualitative research Collecting Information not involving numbers. Focus on small numbers of people and produce

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