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    “It is amazing how complete is the delusion that beauty is goodness.” Leo Tolstoy‚ The Kreutzer Sonata. In Scott Westerfelds novel Uglies Tally Youngblood wants to have a legally required surgery that will make her pretty. In the process she gets caught up in a rebellion against society and comes to appreciate a world where not everyone is pretty. However in an ironic twist she has to turn herself in to the authorities to be turned pretty. If one glances at a magazine or turns on the TV‚ you got

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    cutting herself down. "Research shows that physical appearance is the strongest correlate of global self-worth in childhood and adolescence (398)." However‚ our textbook explains that children around my cousin’s age have a hard time defining their sense of self. They tend to describe their physical characteristics‚ areas of interest‚ family life‚ etc (394). Nowhere in the text does it say that a child her age should be viewing herself in terms of physical attractiveness. Adolescence and high school

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    cosmetic procedures that help enhance a person’s physical beauty. Throughout the world‚ people are influenced by the physical attractiveness of an individual. A person’s physical attractiveness is determined by genetics‚ physical‚ and non-physical factors. In Cindy Jackson’s case‚ the physical attractiveness stereotype has been working in favor as she has progressed in her modeling and publicity career. She looks to continually improve her physical attractiveness by constant body modifications.

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    you had had the opportunity to meet her‚ the first thing you would have noticed would have been her striking physical beauty. She had short-sandy blonde hair and beautiful deep green eyes. Her smile was radiant‚ and her nose was very distinct in that it was elongated with a small hump in the middle. After talking with my grandmother you would have noticed that more than physical appearance‚ however‚ she possessed an inner beauty. She had an outgoing personality‚ and people were drawn to her because

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    his own and learn and fend for himself. He spectated and observed other humans around him to learn all about humans. He didn’t understand why everyone reacted the way they did to him. One day‚ in chapter 12‚ he sees his appearance‚ and comes to realize that people are frightened of his appearance‚ and the way he looks is why people react to him the way they do. He comes to realize he is not like anybody else and is not a human and that he is alone. Despite being mistreated‚ he possesses three good

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    better‚ and it gives another view on white American culture. As a real estate agent‚ physical appearance means everything. She constantly judges those she works with based on their appearances. The ability to look good and to keep up personal appearances becomes a sign of success and wealth‚ for people like Candido and America do not have the money to get such looks. Kyra’s nose is proof of her obsession with appearance. She is also used as describing the stereotypical American workaholic attitude‚ ignoring

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    creating their own ideal man. People entering the adolescence stage of their life are generally faced with false impression of their identity and body image. This may reflect in a young author’s view of the ideal man so that he/she focuses primarily on physical characteristics rather than moral concepts. For example‚ teenagers would most likely view the ideal man to be more of a superhero figure‚ like Superman‚ or Batman. These characters are strong‚ agile‚ and handsome figures that use their physique

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    sense of their childhood. Sheldy Colene Pannell‚ a sociologist questions why parents would subject their children to gender socialization on TLC’s hit television series are specially criticized negatively influencing to children that their physical appearance will score them attention and win prizes and pageants. While child pageants are not inherently sexual there are types of pageants that create an atmosphere which heavy makeup emphasizes full lips and flushed cheeks. Syd brown a child and adolescent

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    Deceitfulness We tend to form the first impression of a person by their physical appearance. We look at them and analyze what they wear‚ as we try to read their personalities. We analyze their body type‚ as we pre-judge them as lazy or as good stewards of their body. After knowing them a little more‚ we start paying attention about their behaviors and practices‚ and creating an image about the person with our own concepts. We tend to impose on ourselves what is right and wrong‚ and we follow this

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    these bonds are key ingredients in a positive self-concept. B. Pierce and Friend – tend to boost a person’s self-esteem and self-confidence and help to develop social skills. C. Physical Appearance – how we present ourselves and how we believe how others see us in particularly important to us young adults. Physical features‚ their clothes and their non-verbal behavior all influence and express as aspects of self concept. D. Intelligence and Abilities – open to suggestion of who and what they

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