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    Biological Learning Cognitive Sociocultural Psychodynamic Andrea is a 19-year-old college student. She has requested counseling from her college counseling center at the urging of her friends. Andrea’s friends believe that she may have an eating disorder. Andrea sees herself as fat,…

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    Self-Control And Success

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    psychological symptoms and self-control could be bidirectional. What this means is that having poor self-control can make a person more susceptible to a range of psychological problems. On the contrary, the emotional distress associated with a psychological disorder can impair self-control diminishing their limited resources. The results were on as expected as the scores for higher self-control meant lower symptoms of psychological symptoms. Finally, high self-control should make people more…

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    Societal Beliefs

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    to look thin. They not only have unrealistic expectations for women’s body types, but also other difficult-to-achieve standards that women are held up to. In order to achieve these ideals, women resort to extreme and dysfunctional exercising and eating behaviours, that are…

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    Overview Dumping syndrome is a condition in which food travels too quickly and uncontrolled from the stomach to the intestines. It typically appears within a half hour after eating, a condition called early dumping syndrome. Other times, it may take a couple of hours and is classified as late dumping syndrome. Eating foods with refined sugar makes the occurrence of dumping syndrome more likely, as can ingesting certain fats, fried foods, and dairy products. Any type of surgery that involves…

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    Sophie Sams Mrs. Anderson English 9 13 April 2016 Are Thin Models Really Worth All the Talk? Steve Maraboli once said, “There is nothing rarer, nor more beautiful, than a woman being unapologetically herself: comfortable in her perfect imperfection. To me, that is the true essence of beauty.” Sadly, this is rarely the case today. Very few women are completely comfortable in their bodies. Woman are led to believe that a thin, skinny body is the ideal body to have which is simply not true.…

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    they are, how tan they are, but we just can not get over how tiny they are. As for Adriana Lima whose five feet ten inches tall with a weight of 132 pounds! Who wouldn 't wish to be that beautiful and be paid for it or even just looked upon. Eating disorders are linked to vision cycles of social media, lack of mental health care, and it is a serious issue to be reckoned with. It starts at a young age. Who knew you would hear a young girl as small as six years old saying she fears becoming fat,…

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    Media Effect On Body Image

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    does want to be skinny and have beautiful shiny hair, then this doesn 't mean that her diet would be unhealthy and she would turn out to be a bulimic. This could also mean that she would take care of herself, by taking the necessary vitamins and not eating unhealthy food (Hix). Young girls may also choose to take up healthy activities like exercising, going for a walk or learning how to swim, so that they can stay in shape. The body images that are shown in the media, may actually motivate young…

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    There are many misled girls that are starving themselves to get that “picture perfect” body image, and its put a negative idea on themselves. The altering of images can be seen as providing a harmful cognitive issue that leads to multiple disorders. These disorders are present witch “1 in 10 of us partakes in —bingeing and over exercising, skipping meals, abusing laxatives.” (Deborah Kotz). Even though photoshop can put more confidence in you through hiding unwanted imperfections and transform…

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    The American Academy of Pediatrics(AAP) stated,”...a diet can lead to eating disorders,...”(Eating disorders are very serious, par.1, sent. 2) With being called overweight or fat is when most think dieting will fix the problem. So many programs make weight-reduction plans seem to be the best choice to help one lose weight, but the truth…

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    easy. Oh, it’s such a shame for us to part”- Scientist by Coldplay A lot of people can relate to the song because it’s about losing someone. If I could change anything in the world, I would get rid of Addictive Drugs, Abusive Nursing Home and, Eating Disorders/ Self-Harm. They may seem like not a big problem but in teens and young adults, it is. They are all very horrible and scary things that are in our society. They need to be gone. These three things effect a lot of people’s lives. Addictive…

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