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    supervision is by no means a healthy practice. It is easy to assume that subtracting from the regular consumption of calories would create a weight loss of body fat. However, not all instances of this case are true. Creating a caloric deficit by simply eating less often results in losing muscle tissue. Weight loss often becomes a complicated, paradoxical system involving many bodily systems becoming depleted of energy that simply do not need to be. Psychological stress, malnutrition, and…

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    Anonymous (OA) is a support group which helps its members to recover from compulsive binge eating, a disorder which causes people to habitually ingest unusually large quantities of food. The majority of people overeat on occasions, like Thanksgiving, for example, but overeating can transition into binge-eating disorder and then it becomes a frequent occurrence. When one suffers from binge-eating disorder, he or she may be profoundly embarrassed about their binges and promise to stop.…

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    Self-Objection, Body Image Disturbance, and Sorority Rush” author Ashley Marie Rolnik, Renee Englen-Maddox & Steven A. Miller, “sorority members have been described as having a preoccupation with body image appearance and may be more at risk for eating disorders/eating disordered behavior than non-members” (Maddox, Miller & Rolnik 8). The form of initiation of rush week in order to be accepted among the group is a barbarous way and should be looked over and change in way that will boost a…

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    happen numerous times more. Why? Because you are bulimic. According to Medical News Today, over forty percent of models are suffering from eating disorders. The fashion industry needs to regulate model’s weight to reduce cases of eating disorders and unhealthy lifestyles. A popular trend in the fashion industry not only revolves around clothes, but in eating…

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    that not every person that views unrealistic media images have negative feelings, yet, body image problems continue to rise and there will be a greater prevalence of eating disorders. A team of medical researchers in Manipal University have concluded that "Over the years, the number of people having body image concerns and eating disorders have increased worldwide; and longitudinal research suggest that it may accumulate further” (Singh 10). The increase of technology translates to greater…

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    individual’s body. The addiction to food can lead to many health issues, such as an eating disorder. Individuals who become food addicts would face the consequence of acquiring an eating disorder which is the portrayal of an unusual behavior or habit that occurs when someone is eating, for instance, consuming too much food in a specific amount of time. The food that is over consumed can cause a disorder like binge eating disorder and would change the habits of an individual, such as the control…

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    The craving to eat ice might not seem all that strange at first, but what about when it becomes habitual? Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Lesley Compton, PhD, describes Pica as “an eating disorder . . . [where people] who have pica eat items that are not food such as dirt, ice, bugs, wall plaster, paint chips, hair, and other items (Compton). Pica more commonly affects children 18-24 months old; however, it is not uncommon for pregnant women to be diagnosed with Pica. Pica has many subcategories…

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    Module 3: Chapter Questions (chapters 9-11) Type your answers SINGLE SPACED below each question, save, and upload your assignment. 1. Chapter 9: List and define the FOUR parenting styles AND explain how each has been shown to affect children. • The authoritarian parenting style is restrictive, places firm boundaries on the child, and does not allow children to have much to say in decision. This parenting style affects children in a negative way; they tend to feel unhappy, anxious and…

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    Media has idealized an unrealistic beauty nearly impossible for anybody to have. The iconic super model image has evolved into a look that makes normal looking people self-conscious of their looks, body, and eating habits. This super model look needs to be replaced with a more realistic appearance. The model industry imposes an unrealistic body image on society. For example, model Cindy Jackson was inspired to become a human Barbie, “I looked at a Barbie when I was 6 and said, 'This is what I…

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    population of people who suffer from eating disorders and who work with psychologist day by day to get better. People with high body dissatisfaction are more prone to eating disorders. When someone thinks of an eating disorder they automatically think of anorexia and bulimia. What people do not realize is that there are numerous kinds of eating disorders, probably ones they did not know of or would never consider an eating disorder. The two common and very dangerous disorders are indeed being…

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