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    Originally I was unsure on which investigation to pick however after looking at each in detail the T-Shaped investigation seemed more logical to me. At the beginning, I took a very random approach in picking the different T-Shapes (10, 20, 39, 5) I could not draw much of a conclusion (see figure one.) After reevaluating, I decided to take a more systematic approach, going along number by number to work out the T total. I was unable to start at T1 because of the number grid, therefore the first…

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    In the United States today, nearly 10 million females and 1 million males suffer from some form of anorexia or bulimia and over 70 million people worldwide struggle with some sort of eating disorder. It’s no secret that most of these people recorded, have been exposed to the media and television, which influenced how they see their body’s and what they want to change about them. Not only does the media influence girls “ideal” body, but studies also show that attractive people have more…

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    Bmi Difference In Children

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    BMI AND AGE. Body Mass Index is a measuring that index that brings weight and height together to establish a common relationship under a common unit, Kg/m2. It is amazing how age relates to the BMI of an individual, to be more specific, for children and teens. The age difference in children causes a very big difference in the determining whether a child is obese, overweight, healthy weight or underweight. BMI IN CHILDREN AND TEENS. This category is made up of 5yrs old children to18yrs old…

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    Obesity Social Problem

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    Obesity, a term coined for the people being under the state of having excessive fat in their bodies; that may cause medical issues such as coronary heart disease. It laid invisible across the centuries it has plague the human race, we didn’t even care about it until recently. The world started noticing this pandemic, an epidemic that is worldwide and realized that it is not just a small issue (Tortora, Funke, and Case 409). It has been an underlying problem that has plagued the world, being a…

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    (2018), this screening tool was “developed and validated specifically for adults ages 65 and older. It consists of six questions related to food intake, weight loss, mobility, recent psychological stress or acute disease, dementia or depression, and body mass index (BMI)” (p. 38). Subjective data can be obtained from the patient using this form. The…

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    Barbie Is Bad

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    dollars to have a plastic surgery or even multiple surgeries to look like their idol. How is it we have let society control us this much for these teen girls and younger women to actually pay to have a different face? Society is telling us what kind of body image and appearance to have. You read about how these stars and modes are either praised for how they look or absolutely destroyed in the media. Depending on how the media wants to portray them they are either talked…

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    Type two diabetes results from obesity unlike type one which is genetic. Gestational diabetes is diabetes occurring during pregnancy. To qualify as obese, one must weigh twenty percent more than their weight that corresponds to their height. Obesity can be caused by a endogenous hormone. For example, hypothyroidism is one. Hypothyroidism is when TSH is increased, and thyroxine is decreased. There are two types of obesity, idiopathic and endogenous. Idiopathic is caused by a person's…

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    is one of the most coveted positions for a supermodel. These women work hard all year in order to get that “perfect body” for runway season. They are the embodiment of beauty and the epitome of unnatural thinness in today’s society. This trend of extreme thinness in today’s society has greatly affected America’s youth, especially teenage girls’ opinions on their body. The overall body weight of these supermodels has drastically decreased throughout the years, and this year in particular is lower…

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    by the contemporary mass media, including books, magazines, newspapers, film, video and television. Female always portrayed as a sexy image in the society since centuries. They always represent as an influencer for most of the products. They also act as a character to motivate or stimulate a male consumer to buy certain product. As the print advertisement shown above, Gucci advertiser used female and male to promote the male product, Gucci Guilty. The Gucci advertisement shown that the women is…

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    FEMALE BODY ON DISPLAY: Objectification of the Female Body in Media The term “objectification” refers to the act of treating a person as a mere object or a commodity, without any regard to their dignity. At present, the media has developed a strong influence on the way the society perceives things around them. Advertisement, which is an important part of media, plays a major role in shaping our views to a great extent. However, in an effort to pass on their messages to the audience or…

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