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    Eating Dissorders

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    Anorexia and other eating disorders are long-term illnesses that are caused by an obsession of a certain body type‚ a certain image‚ and/or dieting. It usually leads to mental illness‚ like depression. This is a huge problem for teenage girls in the U.S. Eleven million people in the U.S. have an eating disorder‚ and you wouldn’t suspect it by their physical appearance. The major types of eating disorders‚ and symptoms‚ and behaviors to look for are: anorexia‚ bulimia‚ binge eating and compulsive

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    most cosmetic surgery are: South Korea‚ Greece‚ Italy‚ Brazil‚ Colombia‚ The USA‚ and Taiwan (Conley‚ 2012). In South Korea‚ 41.1 percent of teens are willing to do plastic surgery for beauty. They have a desire to look better; it even can be an obsession. Many kids at the age of 14 would like to have an “eye jobs”‚ a surgery to have bigger eyes‚ as their graduation gift from their parents (Dubroff‚ 2011). In the United States of America‚ those teenagers who are unhappy and not satisfied with their

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    Body Image

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    Body image and the media is a topic that should be discussed‚ improved‚ and resolved for the better. Look at all the pictures‚ the spray tanned bodies that glow in the middle of winter‚ the women whose faces never age after twenty years‚ and the celebrities that can eat whatever they want‚ yet stay thin forever (Segrist). Any of this sound familiar? Pictures and articles of these models are seen every day and fill a great percentage of the magazines we read and the images seen on television. It is

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    Cause and Effect

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    Cause and Effect Eating Disorders What causes somebody to have an obsession with becoming so thin that it could seriously harm their body? Eating disorders are becoming an increasing problem. Women as well as men are falling into the trap of believing the idea that we all need to look like the people on television. It is estimated that eight million Americans can be associated with an eating disorder‚ seven million of that population is female and the other one million is male (Broccolo-Philbin

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    11 Data Analysis 11 Methodology 11 Tools 11 Data Evaluation 12 Data Analysis 12 Factor Analysis 12 Regression Analysis 12 RESULTS 12 Focus Group Discussion 12 Reliability Of The Questionnaire 13 Popularity of dead celebrities 14 PRODUCTS THAT CAN BE ENDORSSED: 14 Factor Analysis 15 Total Variance Explained 16 Rotated Component Matrix 17 Regression Analysis 18 Dependent Variable 19 Independent Variables 19 Colinearity Statistics 19 Table 4:

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    Size Is Not Beauty

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    Cited: “Celebrities with Eating Disorders.” Caringonline.com. 2010. Web. 21 Nov 2012.

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    enhance our lives. It could be argued from an economic point of view that a continual increase in consumption is essential in order to increase profits and the growth of our modern free market economies. The question is‚ at what cost? Is our obsession with consumption threatening our cultures‚ our values and our

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    Anorexic Models

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    ANOREXIC MODELS (AND HOW GIRLS LOOK UP TO THEM) The world of fashion has always been filled with glamour and glitz and perfection. Celebrities and models being surrounded by the paparazzi almost everyday of their lives and being present at the most prestigious functions‚ not to forget being featured on the covers of those oh-so-glossy fashion magazines and billboards all over town. Lifestyles of the rich and famous – something that every pre-teen and teenage girl wants. Flipping through fashion

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    what makes you beautiful. There’s even celebrity that gets name calling for their body like Tyra Banks‚ there was a picture of her in a bathing suit‚ the media described her body as fat. That is why Tyra Banks wants to promote positive self image for women around the world. In the article the author states that "In many cases‚ it seems that actresses have begun their careers with what appear to be normal body types‚ but following exposure to Hollywood’s obsession with thinness‚

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    Stereotypes Of Women

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    example‚ being represented to impress and satisfy the male market. They are often stereotyped as sex objects in the media and are objectified and sexualised to appeal to the males. We see this especially in teen magazines‚ which include younger celebrities whom younger males are interested in.

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