Body image disturbances : the effects of media on self-appraisal and ideal mate selection /
Previous research indicates that while media images of women and men are becoming more thin and muscular (respectively), the size and weight of American people is increasing. Several researchers have found that media images of ideal body types are highly related to body dissatisfaction and negative...
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