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\n<\/span><\/strong>What Disney Princesses Would Look Like With Normal Waistlines<\/a>
\nWhy Women Buy Magazines\u00a0that Promote Impossible Body Images
\n<\/a>Middle school girls with sexualized body image\u00a0perform lower academically<\/a>
\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nWomen’s body-size preferences shaped by media, study finds<\/a>
\nThinness in media feeds body size obsession, researchers say <\/a>
\nTeen’s Petition Leads to ‘Seventeen’ Body Image Pledge<\/a>
\nSeventeen vows not to alter images, to ‘celebrate every kind of beauty’<\/a>
\nSeventeen Magazine Vows to Show Girls \u2018As They Really Are\u2019<\/a>
\nStudy: thin stars in magazines may help women’s body image<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n
\nUS bans Photoshop use in cosmetics ads<\/a>
\nModels’ Photos May Spur Mixed Messages About Body Image<\/a><\/p>\n
\nThe New Face of Beauty and Its Effect on Women<\/a><\/strong>
\nHow super skinny TV stars are harming our health<\/a>
\nUnrealistic beauty standards affect men and women<\/a>
\nPlus Size vs Zero Size: America’s Skewed Body Image<\/a>
\nMedia promote eating disorders<\/a>
\nPsychiatrists call for end to ‘glamorising’ of eating disorders<\/a> <\/b><\/p>\n
\nBoys and girls as young as 10 aren’t always happy with their bodies<\/a>
\nIs it time for magazines to show real women?<\/a>
\nWhy skinny sells<\/a>
\nSteamy mags bad for men’s body image, too<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
\nWhy skinny sells<\/a>
\nResearch analysis reinforces media influence on women\u2019s body image<\/a><\/p>\n
\nSchools urged to expose how media alter women’s bodies<\/a>
\nMedia Literacy As An Educational Method for Addressing <\/a>
\nCollege Women’s Body Image Issues<\/a>, Aug 2007<\/span>
\nModels Create Body Dissatisfaction<\/a>
\nWomen Of All Sizes Feel Badly About Their Bodies After Seeing Models<\/a>
\nMedia might fuel eating disorders<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDying To Be Thin<\/a>
\nThin Ads + Low Body Image = Stress?<\/a>
\nExtreme Measures<\/a> (People Magazine Cover Story 10\/06)
\nDo thin models warp girls’ body image?<\/a>
\nStudy: Thin models sell clothes better<\/a>
\nWhile some strive for Hollywood’s rail-thinness, others are comfortable in their curves<\/a>
\nFeminine ideal portrayed in one size only — very thin<\/a><\/span><\/strong>
\nShrinking Stars Influence Younger Generation<\/a>
\nImpossibly thin?\u00a0<\/a>
\nKate Hudson Sues Magazines Over Photos\/Articles<\/a>
\nBody image is focus of high school course<\/a>
\nSkinny Like You: Visual Literacy, Digital Manipulation and Young Women’s Drive to be Thin<\/a>
\nDove campaign commentary<\/a>
\nResearch backs ‘normal size’ models in ads<\/a>
\nFashion magazines showing more body types<\/a>
\nTeen body image, the media, and supplements: an unhealthy mix<\/a>(Aug.2005)<\/span>
\nBarbie’s figure<\/a> gives young girls desire to be thinner
\nPop culture setting unrealistic standards for young women?<\/a>
\nMedia need to shape up when portraying girlhood <\/a>(May 2005)
\nTeen magazines blamed for rise in girls\u2019 suicide <\/a>(UK, April 2005)
\nThe skinny on too thin teens <\/a>(Mar.2005)
\n<\/span>Pretty unreal: real teens look good; but celebrities look perfect<\/a> (Jan.2005)
\nAnorexia possibly fueled by media<\/a>
\nToo Fat?, Too Thin?: How Media Image of Celebrities Teach Kids
\nTo Hate their bodies <\/a>(People magazine, June 3, 1996)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"