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    STUDENT PARTICULARS Name of the student: Grade: Exam Number: Academic year: Name of the School: Project title: Low Self Esteem Name of the Guide: Internal Examiner External Examiner ______________________ _______________________ LOW SELF ESTEEM TABLE OF CONTENT TOPIC PAGE NUMBER Introduction 1-6 Identification of Data 7 Case History 8-9

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    Peiling Cai February‚ 7th‚ 2013 PHOTOSHOP TOOLS |Tool |Icon |Description | |Zoom |[pic] |The Zoom Tool magnifies / reduces the image view without changing the image data. | |Hand |[pic] |The Hand Tool allows you to navigate an edited image‚ when it is not completely visible in | | | |its

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    Literature Review “The perception of the ideal female body presented in the media has a negative effect on an adolescent female’s physical wellbeing.” ` The media is the means of television‚ newspapers‚ magazines and movies. The media plays a large role in influencing young adolescent girls perception especially in regards to body image.(Uttara‚ 2012). The media can effect an adolescent female’s perception of body image in a positive or negative light especially towards their physical wellbeing

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    Professor Sheats Definitions Define self-esteem‚ including contingencies of self-worth. When might the pursuit of self-esteem be harmful to individuals? When might threats to self-esteem be helpful? Self-Esteem refers to the evaluative component of self-concept ( Baumeister‚ 1998; Coopersmith‚ 1967). This is the feelings that one gets when doing self-evaluations. It is how a person sees themselves and judges themselves. The contingencies of self-worth may be a favorable view of themselves

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    talks about her own looks in detail‚ and the camera zooms in on that particular area to emphasize the beauty of it. Although she may be bashing on that specific spot‚ the viewer of the ad can see for themselves that her mind is warped in thinking her body is flawed. The camera zooms out‚ allowing the person watching the ad to see how the experiment is done. After the artist finishes the drawings‚ the women come back to look at themselves in the two drawings. The camera closes in on their faces as they

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    Body Image in Today’s Society West Shore Community College Abstract This paper looks at they way body image affects women’s lives‚ caused by the media. Women in today’s society always want to change the way they look. This paper looks at different ways the media affects these women. Like through everyday exposure‚ and so on. Then it talks about the way women perceive themselves can affect their relationships‚ and sexual relations. It then goes on to talk about how women

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    relates to self-esteem in some way‚ how we perceive our value to the world drastically affects our relationships‚ our performance in school or other tasks‚ and can make us less aggressive or jealous. Achieving higher self-esteem is easier said than done but if individuals focus on what they can contribute to others rather than basing their

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    mass’ distorted views on body image and what beauty really is. This much is clear. Because everybody looks at celebrities‚ and judges how they look whether they are skinny girl or a ridiculously buff guy‚ and compare it to how other people and they look this has been going on for a quite some time. But the more important question is does the media’s depiction of the ideal lean/muscular body lead to the increased use of radically unhealthy tactics in order to change body image by the general public?

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    Body image may simply be defined as “a subjective picture of one’s own physical appearance established both by self-observation and by noting the reactions of others.” according to Mirriam-Webster. The media has a profound effect on women’s ideas of their body image‚ and the media’s depiction of an “average” woman‚ most definitely contributes to the growing number of eating disorders‚ depression‚ and numerous problems related to the false portrayals of the average woman. As expected‚ women are taking

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    have to keep an unattainable body image just to keep up with media‚ it starts to teach women that they if they do not have the right look they cannot be seen as a beautiful woman. They can start feel as if they do not add up to societies expectations of what females should look like‚ it makes them think they will not be acceptable to society. This can cause an enormous impact on a woman self-appearance and self-respect dramatically. Women who become obsessed about their body

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