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    technology allows everything to be easily accessible, media has become even more prevalent with the expansion of the Internet. Thus, the media’s influence on teenagers has grown and spread which allows for the media to spread the Western ideal body image. This body image ideal is a negative influence on people…

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    Is the fashion industry responsible for a false representation of body image? Men, women, and adolescents struggle every day with their appearance. In today's society, people have interpreted the ideal body image as being thin and looking to celebrities and models as role models. Over centuries, women have suffered from being unnaturally thin, especially during the 20th century. Now in the 21st century, more actions are being taken to lower number of cases of eating disorders in the United…

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    How Has Body Image Affect Our Society? According to google body image mean; “Body image is the way you see yourself and imagine how you look” Having a positive body image means that most of the time you are happy with the way you see yourself, having a negative body image means you are never happy with your body image and you want it to change right away. Do you ever have those days where you just aren’t too happy with your body and you wish there was something you could do about it? Or do you…

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    either overweight or obese. The internalization of this belief system has been identified as a keystone for the development of body dissatisfaction in children and pre-adolescent dieting motivation (Hayes, S., TantIeff-Dunn, S. 2010). Through the use of an extensive literature review, I intend to report on effects that media have on adolescent and pre-adolescent perceptions of body image. The individual,…

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    1950s Body Image History

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    The 1950s was the Golden Age of Hollywood. The epitome of perfection in body figure in that era was Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor. Body image was more influenced by Hollywood and its celebrities than ever. Women were expected to have curves, slim waists, large breasts and an hourglass body shape. There was hip and rear padding to ‘round out’ figures and skinny women often took weight supplements to gain weight. Women were expected to have flawless skin and sweetheart neckline and circle…

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    Body Image in Our World How many women and men are unsatisfied with their body image? How many people could say that they have never judged someone based solely on their looks or their body figure? Body image in the world today consists of the perfect figure for both men and women. The perfect body figure resembles an in shape, healthy, and tan body. Though being skinny and being in shape are two different concepts. Many women struggle with what other people think about their body image.…

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    Obsessed Over ‘Perfect’ Bodies Today’s society is obsessed over girls with the ‘perfect’ body. This constantly forces girls at a young age to be pressured to have the perfect body, when in reality that is impossible. Society sets up expectations for girls to try and be more like the image of a tall, model-thin girl with perfect hair and flawless skin. These images are stamped and burned into young girls minds and cause them to be motivated to become something they are not, which can lead to…

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    seven or eight years old. Society must understand what body image is, find the influences on body image, perceiving oneself as overweight versus actually being overweight, hear stories of Barbie and her influence, look into a study on body image in adolescents, observe the statistics of girls, and argue that poor body image is not a teenager only issue. Having body image issues is an individual issue that includes a lot of different factors. Body image is a picture…

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    “The human body is the best work of art” –Jess C. Scott Nearly every person in America has something about themselves that they don’t like. Whether it’s their smile, their legs, or the way they look in a swimsuit. A person has no trouble overlooking what’s beautiful about them and solely focusing on their flaws. Body image issues have been around for centuries. Women have tried altering their bodies in order to become ‘beautiful’, and most of the time those procedures are in no way healthy. Many…

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    Women's Body Image

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    Society’s effect on women’s body image. Today’s society seems to be based on looks rather than personality these days. Women everyday are being body shamed for not being “perfect” nor looking like everyone else should. Media takes a huge toll on how women portray their bodies causing them to take drastic measures to transform them to be the best, even if it is making them ill. More than we realize society shapes us in many ways, whether it be food, fashion, technology, or body image. In…

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