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    on by many factors‚ which include emotional and personality disorders‚ family pressures‚ a possible genetic tie‚ and a culture in which there is too much food and an obsession with being thin. Bulimia is more common than anorexia‚ and it usually begins early in a person’s life. It is known by cycles of vomiting‚ and is typically triggered when a young woman attempts a diet‚ fails‚ and reacts by binge eating. (Binge eating involves eating larger than normal amounts of food within a 2-hour period.)

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    technology enabled media saturation of the american public and the promotion by this media of highly unattainable body types (Gerald Wagner ). “While mass media has been subject to the strongest social critique about factors leading to eating disorders and body dysmorphic disorders. Clinical researchers have begun to document the consequences of relentless exposure to such imagery of different stereotypes of body images. The american

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    about it. Experts on this idea feel that teenagers compare themselves to these images‚ and if they aren’t good enough then they’re considered ugly. These insecurities can lead to eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia. But girls are not alone boys suffer from this issue as well in fact they make up 10% of eating disorder cases which is caused by Body Image. Since the introduction of social media this issue has become prominent in teenagers in society today. Media is used

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    Bulimia Bulimia is an eating disorder that is caused by an obsessive desire to lose weight‚ in which the person goes into overeating and follow on by vomiting‚ purging‚ fasting‚exercising to get rid of consumed calories‚ and often times goes into depression. The reason a person would get bulimia is because they are not pleased with there body and are trying to see the easiest way to lose weight quickly also it might be family problems or any other types of problems that would lead the person into

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    they will be able to relate to this blog as they are under constant scrutiny and pressure by the media and peers. This form of writing will attract that generation‚ as they are more involved with social media. Language: I have chosen to write in an informal format‚ as it is appropriate for my audience and form. Context: I’m drawing idea off the player‚ which uses themes that are prevalent throughout my writing‚ the quote “An innocent person dies because that is reality” reflects in my piece.

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    The media can be considered as one of the most pervasive forces in the world. It is always seeking to inform us‚ persuade us‚ entertain us‚ and change us. Teenagers and young adults in particular‚ spend a majority of their time viewing all sorts of media. Now with the prevalence of smart phones it makes it so much easier to be in constant contact with the media. Along with television‚ music‚ magazines‚ social media‚ Every day people are bombarded by magazines‚ televisions‚ music and social media

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    planning and stimulus control‚ are taught. When eating patterns become normalised‚ reductions in binge eating and purging often follow. This stage focuses on behavioural change‚ although attention is paid to thoughts and feelings as well. The second stage is characterised by a more cognitive approach. In this stage‚ standard cognitive therapy techniques are taught. For example‚ cognitive restructuring is used to deal with dietary restraint‚ concerns about eating‚ shape and weight‚ issues concerning self-esteem

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    as anorexia‚ is one type of eating disorder. More importantly‚ it is also a psychological disorder. Anorexia is a condition that goes beyond out-of-control dieting. A person with anorexia initially begins dieting to lose weight. Over time‚ the weight loss becomes a sign of mastery and control. The drive to become thinner is actually secondary to concerns about control and/or fears relating to one’s body. The individual continues the endless cycle of restrictive eating often to a point close to starvation

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    Bulimia nervosa (bulimia) is a highly serious and potentially life-threatening eating disorder. A person with this disorder initially eats‚ and binges upon‚ large amounts of food. Then‚ usually due to a fear of becoming overweight‚ the person insalubriously purges this food in order to get rid of the large number of calories recently consumed (American Psychiatric Association‚ 2013). This subsequent purging is most commonly performed through either forced regurgitation or through the excessive

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    worse than anorexia or vice versa. They both are mental disorders in which people have the need to starve themselves. In other words‚ they feel that there is only a way to be thin: by removing all the food eaten through vomiting or in anorexia’s case they don’t eat anything and still provoke vomiting (Fuentes‚ 2004). These are two types of eating disorders that are present mainly in teens. Although many people say that these eating disorders are the same‚ results have shown that they are different

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