The body image is your view of the natural appearance. From signage to TV commercials, you can see images of beautiful men and women everywhere. Fortunately, everyone is different. When you look at models and movie stars, it often happens that you create self-negative self-images related to these images. Approximately 46% of men with normal weight are considering ongoing or frequent performance (Cloud, 46). The emergence of men's new commitment to body images is related to the pressure of media, orthopedic surgeons, and colleagues. Male body images are also often misunderstood than women's body images. Men are mainly thought to be interested in "lack of muscle", but in reality male body figures may be more complicated (see the first page of male body figures). On the other hand, the assumption of concern for women is not the same: weight. A woman's body image that looks unhealthy is more general than an unhealthy male body image, but this may be just a mere recognition. Some researchers claim that women are more exposed to social situations. The figures reflect that women are more dissatisfied than men (Brennan, Lalonde, & Bain 2010). This clarifies the reason why the body image of a woman is so common and the male body image is rarely recognized Male Body Statement Many researchers are discussing barriers of female body images, but recently some men have been hurt by physical image barriers. Men have physical problems, and recent research has shown that men think that certain types of body, especially muscle type, are more ideal and ideal. Media is just one of the factors that affect male body image perception, the most influential factor is social pressure. Recently increased Body image sex difference There are many studies showing that women are more dissatisfied with men than men and that dissatisfaction of female body figures is stable throughout their lifecycle (Tiggemann, 2004). Women tend to raise self-esteem by appeal, whereas men tend to increase self-esteem through achievement, power status and control, whereas women tend to increase self-esteem by attraction (Goward P., 1992). Women tend to think that they are overweight, pay more attention to their physique and appearance. However, according to Pope, H. According to Phillips and Olivardia (2000), in Western society, men are strongly asked to acquire and maintain a slender but muscular body. This is because if the male's body is dissatisfied, the man may face problems such as low self-esteem or use of human growth hormone (Pope et al., 2000). However, there is still a lack of research to study dissatisfaction of male body images

Introduction Mass media is a variety of communication platforms that provide information to a large number of people (Sociology Central, 1). Traditionally, mass media is a one-way communication that eliminates information, also known as traditional media - such as television, radio, and printing are examples. As technology evolves and the Internet revolutionizes, it evolves to another form - new media or social media. Today, we can communicate bi - directionally not only to eliminate information but also to provide a feedback platform. An example is Facebook, Twitter, YouTube (Sociology Central, 3). In modern times, the influence of media on every aspect of culture and society is everywhere. This is especially true in America. One of the social and cultural aspects that are particularly influenced by media is the body image. The majority of young women are young women who shape their bodies based on the opinion of the media and judge the attractiveness of women according to the thinness of women. - Registration is to superimpose two or more images taken at the same scene at different times or with different sensors. Registration is an important step in many image analysis tasks such as fusion of images, detection of change. In this regard, the ground reference point technique is used to register the MS image as a pan image as a reference image. The ground reference point method is described as a point on the earth that is used as a known position for geographical alignment of a scene image. Influence of media on image of the body Influence of media on the image of the body Everyone has a different view towards beautiful things. Why can not we move it as we see ourselves? Why can not I be satisfied with the appearance? The simple answer is the media. They show millions of people what they think is beautiful. These images will affect society and they will see their appearance. Most of these images are not practical, giving women unhealthy expectations. This ... I will review how the media functions in this issue. I think that media has various influences on people. This is very compelling, not always completely obvious, but always sends messages to people. So, why is cosmetic surgery different? Many teenagers are beginning to consider cosmetic surgery as an option to change things disliked. The times have changed and it became culturally acceptable, I think that it is the media's fault

Approximately 91% of women are dissatisfied with their bodies and realize the ideal body image through dieting (Cosslett, LucyBaxter). Prior to the beginning of the 20th century most of the women thought to be attractive had rich female curves. Researchers say that in the past, ideals of charm and fat were thought to be a symbol of identity. During the study of Marilyn Monroe and Kate Upton's career, you can see that the perception of social body image dramatically changed over time. Growth 1.1 Understanding the image of the body 1.2 Image of the body and the children 1.3 Image of the child and the body at school age 1.4 Appearance is increasingly more important 1.5 Physical image dissatisfaction Negative impact 1.6 Influence of parents and fellows 1.7 Bullying 1.8 Body Teaching the image 1.9 Promoting self esteem and the body image 1.10 Selection of teaching method 1.11 Evidence-based method requirements 1.12 Our proposal Men, women, children, teenagers, and adults - everyone may be affected by a negative body image. However, according to the survey, young people are particularly affected. Puberty is usually at the beginning of a negative body image, but without conscious change efforts, adults may be dissatisfied with the body image. The pressure to meet a certain "look and feel" comes from various parts of today's society. Information from media, people, friends, fellows has a negative effect. This is not useful for those who are too worried about the image of their body, participate in a weight loss diet, or talk about their body in a negative way. Body image The image of the body is personal recognition of your body. This includes psychological concepts and personal experiences, such as how people perceive and act on their bodies (Grogan, 2008). A negative body image leads to a person feeling sick about their body (Moe, 1999). In this research we will use Sandoz, E.K. And body image acceptance and action questionnaire (BI - AAQ) of Body (2006) as a measure of body image. This measurement represents emotions and ideas about the shape of an individual's body and the image of the body. Body images are very important issues for most teenagers, especially as they become adults. Many studies on the effects of body images and self-esteem have been in progress for ten years. However, body images have always been the focus of research in many countries such as the US and South Korea, but Malaysia has not been extensively studied in Malaysia, as research on body images is limited. Although there is research on the body image, most research focuses only on the body image of a woman, not a male body image.

These factors include (a) preparation of change plans, (b) awareness of health risks that may be caused by unhealthy feeding behavior, (c) consideration of socio-cultural aspects of body images, And (d) Learning a new strategy Your body builds up new relationships. After conducting preliminary studies, the authors found that a simple CBT intervention group can reduce anxiety, stress and depression (Gossling & Paxton, 2006). Although the above studies have clinically meaningful meaning to individuals diagnosed with BID and eating disorders, it is not clear that recognizing that not all women with BID have eating disorders It is important. Many studies are being conducted in various age groups, and a positive correlation between self-esteem and body image is consistently shown. In other words, high self-esteem is associated with a more positive body image, and low self-esteem is associated with a more negative body image. However, the research has not yet determined the direction of the relationship. Body images may be reduced by low self-esteem, but negative body images may also lead to low self-esteem. Most researchers believe that both possibilities are reasonable The image of a healthy body means to satisfy your body and your appearance. People with positive body images usually have stronger self-esteem, better self-acceptance, and a more healthy lifestyle. When there is no need to worry about the image of the body, there are more time and freedom to actively engage in such activities as nurturing friendship and enjoying talent and hobbies. Negative body images usually contain a difference between what someone thinks they should see and how they actually look. People are affected by family, friends, associates, mass media. The image of unsatisfactory body is not only weight and weight, but also color of skin, ethnic diversity, physical disability, strength and fitness are considered. When people can accept, understand and respect their own bodies, a positive body image appears. A positive body image can make people comfortable for the onset of eating disorders. Indeed, the most effective eating disorder prevention program uses a health promotion approach that focuses on building self-esteem and a positive body image, and a balanced approach to nutrition and physical activity. Positive body image improves: Physical dissatisfaction occurs when a person has negative thoughts and emotions about their body. Physical dissatisfaction is an internal process, but it can be affected by several external factors. For example, families, friends, acquaintances, teachers, and the media all affect recognition and emotion about themselves and their appearance. Increased risk of physical discontent of individuals who are receiving negative feedback on individuals or their appearance in an appearance-oriented environment

Society is greatly influenced by the perception of various aspects of life in media, which greatly affects the body image. Many young women believe that it is necessary to keep something that can be kept slim and strive to achieve the beauty that society teaches, so for years the US physical image is a big problem Has become. Many of these ideals are made through media, society and general media. However, the media also has a positive side, and today we are actively improving the physical image of young women. Growth 1.1 Understanding the image of the body 1.2 Image of the body and children 1.3 School-age children and the image of the body 1.4 Appearance is increasingly important 1.5 Dissatisfaction of the physical image Negative impact 1.6 Impact of parents and fellows 1.7 Bullying 1.8 Body Teaching images 1.9 Self-esteem and images to promote the body 1.10 Selection of teaching methods 1.11 Evidence-based method requirements 1.12 Our proposal Men, women, children, teenagers, and adults - everyone may be affected by a negative body image. However, according to the survey, young people are particularly affected. Puberty is usually at the beginning of a negative body image, but without conscious change efforts, adults may be dissatisfied with the body image. The pressure to meet a certain "look and feel" comes from various parts of today's society. Information from media, people, friends, fellows has a negative effect. This is not useful for those who are too worried about the image of their body, participate in a weight loss diet, or talk about their body in a negative way. Body image The image of the body is personal recognition of your body. This includes psychological concepts and personal experiences, such as how people perceive and act on their bodies (Grogan, 2008). A negative body image leads to a person feeling sick about their body (Moe, 1999). In this research we will use Sandoz, E.K. And body image acceptance and action questionnaire (BI - AAQ) of Body (2006) as a measure of body image. This measurement represents emotions and ideas about the shape of an individual's body and the image of the body.

They only learn to evaluate women for sexual appeal, increased harassment, need for child pornography. It made catastrophic the threat to our society, bringing disasters to generations. Media standards are not feasible as to what the child or woman is looking for, "normal" weight, and how your appearance should look. Every day the media reveals more and more. People's beauty and the image of the body are constantly changing, so that everyone keeps up with it. When most people think about the image of the body, they consider the appearance, charm, beauty of the body. However, the image of the body is even more so. This is our own psychological expression and this is the reason we think about ourselves. The image of the body not only affects emotions but also positively influences our behavior, self-esteem, and psychopathology. Our body's perceptions, feelings, beliefs are our plan of life - the people we meet, the people we get married, the nature of our interactions, the level of our daily comfort - I will do right and left. In fact, our body is our personal bulletin board, the first for others, sometimes just an impression. In response to research question 3, many participants discussed the sources of beauty and body image information that was heard. Messages on body images were received from a number of sources, our focus group respondents emphasized families (n = 44) and media (n = 35) and acknowledged that these messages are context- (N) = 10). Information from family develops centering on the importance of how others see you. My mother always said that people would feel something in some way before opening their mouth the same way you are seeing. If you do not do your best as usual, or if you know it is not necessarily the best, but it is always the best, people always do not see you You know they will do you I think that I do not have the ability to handle what I need. They may think that you can not do such work because you can not do your job as you are not keeping energy on yourself. When more people are older than usual, the unachievable beauty presented to the media and the body image standard (thin ideal) is more convincing than ever. The average clothing size of American women is 16 yards. People with large body are more likely to have physical discontent and have a higher risk of developing depression. The stigma related to weight is considered to be an important factor affecting the health of large-scale group, and it is even prejudiced and discriminatory treatment in various social environments.

What is the image of the body? The psychological image of men about myself and how others see them. What is the correct body image? "The image of the correct body is healthy and felt good for you." - Octavia "The image of the right body can explain your feelings and those you are in your own way." - Sympathy as a group, we all agreed, our answers are all very good, but who said they were right or one of them wrong. What is the image of the body? The image of the body consists of a person's body, belief, thought, perception, emotion, behavior. The image of the body is important as our own viewpoint affects all aspects of our lives. Our mental health, our physical health, how we cherish ourselves People with eating disorders often have negative, negative for ourselves, our bodies, and their appearance, Or distorted recognition will be done. For example, a person with anorexia nervosa is obviously inadequate in his / her weight but may think he is "fat", and patients with hyperphagia of normal weight are too overweight because they are overweight You may think you need to lose weight. Previous research showed that the physical appearance and image of the body may affect the perceived health. Puberty is a period of physical cues and self reflexive consciousness, including evaluation of the body and appearance. In Western culture, young people who deviate from socially determined charm or personal ideals are vulnerable to physical dissatisfaction. Physical dissatisfaction can be defined as the difference between the current body size perceived by an individual and the perceived ideal body size. Physical dissatisfaction, negative body image, and attention to the size and shape of the body represents the attitude of the image of the body. According to science field, the concept of human body image is defined as another term. Body images are often discussed and exchanged with other components without definition. Dissatisfaction with body images usually involves a negative evaluation of the body and can occur when there is a difference between the body and the ideal body of the person. Physical dissatisfaction is usually associated with image distortion in the body, but these two conditions are not necessarily related. A person may be dissatisfied with certain aspects of the physical appearance without experiencing distortion of the body image and may experience distorted perception of certain physical features without first feeling frustrated is there. Similarly, one person may be dissatisfied with the person's appearance and certain aspects without experiencing related misunderstandings.

When I moved to the official website of Self, one of the leading women's magazines, I soon met the photos of two slim ladies. I wore light short pants and sports bra and exercised at the beach. "Flat belly secret" is not only the heading under the image, but also "Magic action for your entire core", "Super food for sexy stomach", and "Everyone makes four mistakes I have "sub theme. As you know, contemporary American culture places great emphasis on body images. In other words, I have a "perfect" physique. Growth 1.1 Understanding the image of the body 1.2 Image of the body and children 1.3 School-age children and the image of the body 1.4 Appearance is increasingly important 1.5 Dissatisfaction of the physical image Negative impact 1.6 Impact of parents and fellows 1.7 Bullying 1.8 Body Teaching images 1.9 Self-esteem and images to promote the body 1.10 Selection of teaching methods 1.11 Evidence-based method requirements 1.12 Our proposal Men, women, children, teenagers, and adults - everyone may be affected by a negative body image. However, according to the survey, young people are particularly affected. Puberty is usually at the beginning of a negative body image, but without conscious change efforts, adults may be dissatisfied with the body image. The pressure to meet a certain "look and feel" comes from various parts of today's society. Information from media, people, friends, fellows has a negative effect. This is not useful for those who are too worried about the image of their body, participate in a weight loss diet, or talk about their body in a negative way. Body image The image of the body is personal recognition of your body. This includes psychological concepts and personal experiences, such as how people perceive and act on their bodies (Grogan, 2008). A negative body image leads to a person feeling sick about their body (Moe, 1999). In this research we will use Sandoz, E.K. And body image acceptance and action questionnaire (BI - AAQ) of Body (2006) as a measure of body image. This measurement represents emotions and ideas about the shape of an individual's body and the image of the body. Body images are very important issues for most teenagers, especially as they become adults. Many studies on the effects of body images and self-esteem have been in progress for ten years. However, body images have always been the focus of research in many countries such as the US and South Korea, but Malaysia has not been extensively studied in Malaysia, as research on body images is limited. Although there is research on the body image, most research focuses only on the body image of a woman, not a male body image.

It looks beautiful and thinness is ordinary today. People are bombed by watching surprisingly beautiful images on television, browsing the internet, reading magazines. People today believe that perfect beauty and thinness is standard, it can be achieved by wearing beautiful clothes, making up makeup and rebuilding the body. Media takes over people's ideas and makes them look like celebrities, one of which claims beautiful and healthy images related to magazines and advertisements. For details on media and body image, please click on the link below to link the body image in the media, the perfect body image, Barbie and the body image. Please click the link to know how to help and understand the image of healthy body and body deformation. Learn more about how body weight stigma and eating disorders are related Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web. Media media is one of social and cultural influences, and as a result of thorough investigation, the focus of the media's image on the image of the body is the focus. Studies have shown that women who watch many TV programs and read about fashion magazines are more likely to physically change by media than men (DC Jones, Vigfusdottir, & Y.Lee, 2004; Ricciardelli and McCabe, 2001). However research has shown that the media is unrealistically ideal, affecting dissatisfaction with the body of the woman and being accused of being hungry (Wykes & Gunter, 2005). Men are tall and muscular, whereas men's magazines, advertisements, television, the Internet, etc. have these pictures everywhere, while the media draws the appearance of women as thin and big breasts. Use techniques and special effects when editing photos to make images more perfect than real life

Molly has always been considered a very beautiful and healthy 20 year old woman. Outside, everyone thought that Molly had no problem, but she was short of nutrition in her body. Molly suffers from anorexia. It's all harmless, but things do not get so fast. She watched TV and was shocked by the image of a woman in the media. All of the women depicted in the media are thin and curved, with little body fat. Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web. Media media is one of social and cultural influences, and as a result of thorough investigation, the focus of the media's image on the image of the body is the focus. Studies have shown that women who watch many TV programs and read about fashion magazines are more likely to physically change by media than men (DC Jones, Vigfusdottir, & Y.Lee, 2004; Ricciardelli and McCabe, 2001). However research has shown that the media is unrealistically ideal, affecting dissatisfaction with the body of the woman and being accused of being hungry (Wykes & Gunter, 2005). Men are tall and muscular, whereas men's magazines, advertisements, television, the Internet, etc. have these pictures everywhere, while the media draws the appearance of women as thin and big breasts. Use techniques and special effects when editing photos to make images more perfect than real life Recent studies have revealed that the media image of an "ideal" female model affects the body image of women, leading to dissatisfaction and emotional distortion. Review the evidence of this relationship between media presentation and body image distortion and propose a theoretical model to explain this association. In particular, the use of social comparisons in women's self-concept seems to be an important psychological structure to understand the influence of media on physical images. Based on empirical evidence and the proposed psychological mediator, several measures have been proposed that might be used to block the effects of the media or to address these effects. Especially, it seems that psychoeducational education prevention measure and group treatment gives the greatest hope.

Popular culture has great influence on everyone and can persuade viewers and attract viewers. Part of popular culture that has a big impact on the public is the performance of women in the mass media. Popular culture women indirectly show that thinness is successful and beautiful. After sending this error message, a serious problem will occur. The influence of women in popular culture and how they themselves express themselves can be a source of physical and emotional anxiety. When women are objectified in popular culture, how should they be standard? Influence of media on image of the body Influence of media on the image of the body Everyone has a different view towards beautiful things. Why can not we move it as we see ourselves? Why can not I be satisfied with the appearance? The simple answer is the media. They show millions of people what they think is beautiful. These images will affect society and they will see their appearance. Most of these images are not practical, giving women unhealthy expectations. This ... I will review how the media functions in this issue. I think that media has various influences on people. This is very compelling, not always completely obvious, but always sends messages to people. So, why is cosmetic surgery different? Many teenagers are beginning to consider cosmetic surgery as an option to change things disliked. The times have changed and it became culturally acceptable, I think that it is the media's fault Media and body image problems are important for eating disorders and other diseases related to the body image. Of course, not everyone with an eating disorder is adversely affected by the media, and the media may not be the only reason for someone's eating disorder. However, it is usually a contributing factor. As mentioned above, the unrealistic image we see in the media may contribute to the development of eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Anorexic people restrict calories. They may actually be very thin, but many people do this because they think they are overweight. People may be anorexia for other reasons; for example, some people control their food intake as a way to maintain some degree of control of life, it seems uncontrollable. However, distortion of the body is a common factor in anorexia patients

For example, the darkness of the model under the eyes is smoothed and its sparse hair is naturally thick and healthy. With skills of techniques and programs like Photoshop, readers really do not see unhealthy people behind all editors (Cosens). Instead, they saw a happy girl without worry or health problems. What is not known to the reader is that it "dies" to approach these models as closely as possible, so it does not look like a model of your favorite photo. For details on media and body image, please click on the link below to link the body image in the media, the perfect body image, Barbie and the body image. Please click the link to know how to help and understand the image of healthy body and body deformation. Learn more about how body weight stigma and eating disorders are related Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web. Media media is one of social and cultural influences, and as a result of thorough investigation, the focus of the media's image on the image of the body is the focus. Studies have shown that women who watch many TV programs and read about fashion magazines are more likely to physically change by media than men (DC Jones, Vigfusdottir, & Y.Lee, 2004; Ricciardelli and McCabe, 2001). However research has shown that the media is unrealistically ideal, affecting dissatisfaction with the body of the woman and being accused of being hungry (Wykes & Gunter, 2005). Men are tall and muscular, whereas men's magazines, advertisements, television, the Internet, etc. have these pictures everywhere, while the media draws the appearance of women as thin and big breasts. Use techniques and special effects when editing photos to make images more perfect than real life

Watching advertisements can make many obvious observations. I see a woman bending towards the toilet. Then you will notice the ad text. Then you will find that it is an ad for perfumery obsession being sold in advertisements. Wait a second. When you began to stick from when, you advertise, let women go to the toilet. I found out so. That's when it's click. It is not really an advertisement of fragrance obsession, but it is really a joke or a fake of perfume name. The ideal size of a woman is an obsession. Body image There is one for every one of us. In our mind, we all have ideas, ie images of our bodies. We also think about our charm and charm to the image of the body. How do you come up with an image of your body? What are the aesthetic criteria for comparing body images? For our American society, the answer to these questions lies in the media we consume everyday. Media plays an overwhelming role in our thinking. It's just quantity and iteration. According to a survey by the San Diego Super Computer Center, by 2015, they consume an average of 15 hours of media per day. 15 hours a day! Many of the information we bombed relates to beauty, and information about media images and beauty is often not realized. Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web.

The body image "Just Be" is a familiar slogan of the current American culture. This is the slogan of the famous designer Calvin Klein and needs to promote the personality and identity of advertisements. However, Calvin Klein and all the famous designers are not overweight or attractive to his billboard advertisement, runway, magazine photos and TV commercials. In addition, movies, music, mass media have confirmed the role of fashion world in setting and promoting specific standards of physics. For details on media and body image, please click on the link below to link the body image in the media, the perfect body image, Barbie and the body image. Please click the link to know how to help and understand the image of healthy body and body deformation. Learn more about how body weight stigma and eating disorders are related Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web. Images that we see in mass media (television, movies, internet, video games, magazines) can affect the body image and sometimes interfere with the development of healthy body images. These images tend to be more repetitive and advertising tends to have a very slim and attractive model. The exposure of the media may affect the image of the body by sending information about what it means that it is the ideal body shape, size, weight. This exposure puts pressure on individuals to achieve thin and attractive ideals portrayed by the media. For women, this ideal usually includes slimness and appeal, for men the ideal is tall, thin, muscular and masculine. People are beginning to measure whether they are breaking these unrealistic ideals and are confirming that they are abbreviated.

For a long time, the theme that is the most controversial in women's health is the body image. Let them believe that society and our culture shape the brains of women, thinning can achieve complete happiness. Slimming means that you are more successful, more loving, more attractive, and overall beautiful. Thin women are considered perfect living. However, there are other female characters who are considered popular and desperate mainly because most people do not like it. A woman of this type is a curved or larger woman. Body image of African-American women - The body image of African-American women is an important aspect in understanding eating disorders. The problem of body image is important in the etiology and treatment of eating disorders and obesity (Smith, Thompson, Raczynski and Hilner, 1997; Thompson, 1997). The structure of the body image reflects how satisfied human beings are in their bodies. Body image is multidimensional structure. On the contrary, due to slum culture, drug culture and gang violence, it is a continuing threat to the happiness of many African urban residents, so the poverty rate of black people Is still high. By the end of the 1970s, the promise of civil rights gave pessimistic understanding: in the majority of whites in American mainstream society, the black culture is still largely nonconforming. Body image The image of the body is personal recognition of your body. This includes psychological concepts and personal experiences, such as how people perceive and act on their bodies (Grogan, 2008). A negative body image leads to a person feeling sick about their body (Moe, 1999). In this research we will use Sandoz, E.K. And body image acceptance and action questionnaire (BI - AAQ) of Body (2006) as a measure of body image. This measurement represents emotions and ideas about the shape of an individual's body and the image of the body. Introduction The body image is a self-evaluation of the appearance and shape of the body. When there is a difference between the ideal body image of a person and the perception of one's body, there is interference with the image of the body. Body image dissatisfaction (BID) is a negative subjective assessment of the human body. In the adolescence, the body image changes rapidly, and young people are extremely worried about it. Young people who are dissatisfied with their physical image may be trapped in a variety of health hazard behaviors that lead to inappropriate energy intake and ingestion of essential nutrients, thereby compromising growth, development and health . BID is an important predictor of the incidence of eating disorders (Neumark-Sztainer, Paxton, Hannan, Haines, & Story, 2006) and is a range of psychiatric disorders such as depression and low self-esteem.

Raleigh was 14 years old at the age of 11 and weighed 155 pounds. She experienced elementary school students, but everyone called her a fat man and did not feel the love of a colleague. Even the counselor of her extra-curricular YMCA program gave examples to other children. The teacher told all the children she was as big as Raleigh. Apart from her criticism and teacher's criticism, she found the courage and strength to lose weight. She started sit-up exercise and was eating "health". Growth 1.1 Understanding the image of the body 1.2 Image of the body and children 1.3 School-age children and the image of the body 1.4 Appearance is increasingly important 1.5 Dissatisfaction of the physical image Negative impact 1.6 Impact of parents and fellows 1.7 Bullying 1.8 Body Teaching images 1.9 Self-esteem and images to promote the body 1.10 Selection of teaching methods 1.11 Evidence-based method requirements 1.12 Our proposal Men, women, children, teenagers, and adults - everyone may be affected by a negative body image. However, according to the survey, young people are particularly affected. Puberty is usually at the beginning of a negative body image, but without conscious change efforts, adults may be dissatisfied with the body image. The pressure to meet a certain "look and feel" comes from various parts of today's society. Information from media, people, friends, fellows has a negative effect. This is not useful for those who are too worried about the image of their body, participate in a weight loss diet, or talk about their body in a negative way. Body image The image of the body is personal recognition of your body. This includes psychological concepts and personal experiences, such as how people perceive and act on their bodies (Grogan, 2008). A negative body image leads to a person feeling sick about their body (Moe, 1999). In this research we will use Sandoz, E.K. And body image acceptance and action questionnaire (BI - AAQ) of Body (2006) as a measure of body image. This measurement represents emotions and ideas about the shape of an individual's body and the image of the body.

In modern times, the influence of media on every aspect of culture and society is everywhere. This is especially true in America. One of the social and cultural aspects that are particularly influenced by media is the body image. The majority of young women are young women who shape their bodies based on the opinion of the media and judge the attractiveness of women according to the thinness of women. The image of the body plays a very important role in our individualist society where the identity of women is closely related to her body. Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web. Images that we see in mass media (television, movies, internet, video games, magazines) can affect the body image and sometimes interfere with the development of healthy body images. These images tend to be more repetitive and advertising tends to have a very slim and attractive model. The exposure of the media may affect the image of the body by sending information about what it means that it is the ideal body shape, size, weight. This exposure puts pressure on individuals to achieve thin and attractive ideals portrayed by the media. For women, this ideal usually includes slimness and appeal, for men the ideal is tall, thin, muscular and masculine. People are beginning to measure whether they are breaking these unrealistic ideals and are confirming that they are abbreviated. Ideal body image concept directly affects the satisfaction or dissatisfaction of a person's body image. The body image satisfaction level refers to the concept that a human body image resembles the person's ideal body image. The ideal body image of a person represents the physical ideal the person is trying to replicate and is a high-end fashion model, celebrity, movie star, fitness expert, or other such role model. Dissatisfaction with the body image means that the level of the human body image is different from the ideal body image perceived by one person or the personal feeling of individuals' dissatisfaction with the human body. Physical dissatisfaction is a precursor to negative self-awareness or self-worth, which can lead to an increase in eating disorders. (Martin, 2010)

Everyone who brought back a bad transcript can improve his grades with a little effort. However, there are some things in life that can not be changed. In today's society, teenage girls are faced with a constant fight for a perfect body image. In the next article I will discuss the perfect definition, why I try to achieve this impossible ideal, why I will not change the image, and the outcome of this fight. The definition of the perfect dictionary is as follows. Growth 1.1 Understanding the image of the body 1.2 Image of the body and the children 1.3 Image of the child and the body at school age 1.4 Appearance is increasingly more important 1.5 Physical image dissatisfaction Negative impact 1.6 Influence of parents and fellows 1.7 Bullying 1.8 Body Teaching the image 1.9 Promoting self esteem and the body image 1.10 Selection of teaching method 1.11 Evidence-based method requirements 1.12 Our proposal Men, women, children, teenagers, and adults - everyone may be affected by a negative body image. However, according to the survey, young people are particularly affected. Puberty is usually at the beginning of a negative body image, but without conscious change efforts, adults may be dissatisfied with the body image. The pressure to meet a certain "look and feel" comes from various parts of today's society. Information from media, people, friends, fellows has a negative effect. This is not useful for those who are too worried about the image of their body, participate in a weight loss diet, or talk about their body in a negative way. Body image The image of the body is personal recognition of your body. This includes psychological concepts and personal experiences, such as how people perceive and act on their bodies (Grogan, 2008). A negative body image leads to a person feeling sick about their body (Moe, 1999). In this research we will use Sandoz, E.K. And body image acceptance and action questionnaire (BI - AAQ) of Body (2006) as a measure of body image. This measurement represents emotions and ideas about the shape of an individual's body and the image of the body. Body images are very important issues for most teenagers, especially as they become adults. Many studies on the effects of body images and self-esteem have been in progress for ten years. However, body images have always been the focus of research in many countries such as the US and South Korea, but Malaysia has not been extensively studied in Malaysia, as research on body images is limited. Although there is research on the body image, most research focuses only on the body image of a woman, not a male body image.

Personal Story - Image of the Body The body of a person is the body of a person. Many inches people change other people. Everyone has an opinion on their perfect body, but changing their personal characteristics deprives of their personality. When I look at myself, I personally never do plastic surgery, because I can not see a tall, thin and young man with strange nose and big eyes, I will see you doing it. Sculpture of a masterpiece. Ideal body image concept directly affects the satisfaction or dissatisfaction of a person's body image. The body image satisfaction level refers to the concept that a human body image resembles the person's ideal body image. The ideal body image of a person represents the physical ideal the person is trying to replicate and is a high-end fashion model, celebrity, movie star, fitness expert, or other such role model. Dissatisfaction with the body image means that the level of the person's body image is different from the ideal body image perceived by one person or the personal feeling of personal frustration over the human body. Physical dissatisfaction is a precursor to negative self-awareness or self-worth, which can lead to an increase in eating disorders. (Martin, 2010) Dissatisfaction with body images usually involves a negative evaluation of the body and can occur when there is a difference between the body and the ideal body of the person. Physical dissatisfaction is usually associated with image distortion in the body, but these two conditions are not necessarily related. A person may be dissatisfied with certain aspects of the physical appearance without experiencing distortion of the body image and may experience distorted perception of certain physical features without first feeling frustrated is there. Similarly, one person may be dissatisfied with the person's appearance and certain aspects without experiencing related misunderstandings. People with healthy images have an objective and distortion-free view of the body and appearance. They do not spend a lot of time checking their bodies, perceiving flaws, or comparing with others. Having an image of a healthy body may imply that the person can participate in social, sexual, work or private life without disturbing the image of the body. Either way, despite this problem, I participate in daily activities in my life What is the image of the body? The image of the body consists of a person's body, belief, thought, perception, emotion, behavior. The image of the body is important as our own viewpoint affects all aspects of our lives. Our mental health, our physical health, how we cherish ourselves People with eating disorders often have negative, negative for ourselves, our bodies, and their appearance, Or distorted recognition will be done. For example, a person with anorexia nervosa is obviously inadequate in his / her weight but may think he is "fat", and patients with hyperphagia of normal weight are too overweight because they are overweight You may think you need to lose weight.

The purpose of this article is to investigate the decision of a female athlete to transition to an eating disorder to maintain what they think are the "perfect body" of the ideal body they should have. The concept of eating disorders reminds us of when we learned about violence and prejudice in sports. People with eating disorders are seeking acceptance in the public. Spitting out food to make the body look beautiful is contrary to social norms. Eating disorders are not only violating social norms but are also considered self-destructive. Media and body image problems are important for eating disorders and other diseases related to the body image. Of course, not everyone with an eating disorder is adversely affected by the media, and the media may not be the only reason for someone's eating disorder. However, it is usually a contributing factor. As mentioned above, the unrealistic image we see in the media may contribute to the development of eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Anorexic people restrict calories. They may actually be very thin, but many people do this because they think they are overweight. People may be anorexia for other reasons; for example, some people control their food intake as a way to maintain some degree of control of life, it seems uncontrollable. However, distortion of the body is a common factor in anorexia patients Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web.

Body image Do you look through the mirror and pick yourself up? Do you often worry about your appearance? "Of course it is not a big deal", but how you look at yourself and "talk" everyday with yourself can have a big impact on your life. The biggest influence on girls is media. Media advertise the image of the body, clothes, and fast food. At the same time, they promote unrealistic consequences and weight loss. All these combine to make a teenage girl embark on an eating disorder and a chaotic self-image. Growth 1.1 Understanding the image of the body 1.2 Image of the body and the children 1.3 Image of the child and the body at school age 1.4 Appearance is increasingly more important 1.5 Physical image dissatisfaction Negative impact 1.6 Influence of parents and fellows 1.7 Bullying 1.8 Body Teaching the image 1.9 Promoting self esteem and the body image 1.10 Selection of teaching method 1.11 Evidence-based method requirements 1.12 Our proposal Men, women, children, teenagers, and adults - everyone may be affected by a negative body image. However, according to the survey, young people are particularly affected. Puberty is usually at the beginning of a negative body image, but without conscious change efforts, adults may be dissatisfied with the body image. The pressure to meet a certain "look and feel" comes from various parts of today's society. Information from media, people, friends, fellows has a negative effect. This is not useful for those who are too worried about the image of their body, participate in a weight loss diet, or talk about their body in a negative way. Body image The image of the body is personal recognition of your body. This includes psychological concepts and personal experiences, such as how people perceive and act on their bodies (Grogan, 2008). A negative body image leads to a person feeling sick about their body (Moe, 1999). In this research we will use Sandoz, E.K. And body image acceptance and action questionnaire (BI - AAQ) of Body (2006) as a measure of body image. This measurement represents emotions and ideas about the shape of an individual's body and the image of the body. Body images are very important issues for most teenagers, especially as they become adults. Many studies on the effects of body images and self-esteem have been in progress for ten years. However, body images have always been the focus of research in many countries such as the US and South Korea, but Malaysia has not been extensively studied in Malaysia, as research on body images is limited. Although there is research on the body image, most research focuses only on the body image of a woman, not a male body image.

As we all know, today's society defines beauty as an elongated, long-legged woman with an image-like body. You can browse the latest magazine advertisements and scroll the latest fashion articles online. Under normal circumstances, everyday women are forgotten and are kept to empty the space for women in the "top model" that are currently crowded in Hollywood. Media depict women as impossible images. They prompt women to buy the goods they advertise; tempt them with fake advertisements; promise to use it; and they may be perfect. Growth 1.1 Understanding the image of the body 1.2 Image of the body and children 1.3 School-age children and the image of the body 1.4 Appearance is increasingly important 1.5 Dissatisfaction of the physical image Negative impact 1.6 Impact of parents and fellows 1.7 Bullying 1.8 Body Teaching images 1.9 Self-esteem and images to promote the body 1.10 Selection of teaching methods 1.11 Evidence-based method requirements 1.12 Our proposal Men, women, children, teenagers, and adults - everyone may be affected by a negative body image. However, according to the survey, young people are particularly affected. Puberty is usually at the beginning of a negative body image, but without conscious change efforts, adults may be dissatisfied with the body image. The pressure to meet a certain "look and feel" comes from various parts of today's society. Information from media, people, friends, fellows has a negative effect. This is not useful for those who are too worried about the image of their body, participate in a weight loss diet, or talk about their body in a negative way. Body image The image of the body is personal recognition of your body. This includes psychological concepts and personal experiences, such as how people perceive and act on their bodies (Grogan, 2008). A negative body image leads to a person feeling sick about their body (Moe, 1999). In this research we will use Sandoz, E.K. And body image acceptance and action questionnaire (BI - AAQ) of Body (2006) as a measure of body image. This measurement represents emotions and ideas about the shape of an individual's body and the image of the body. Body images are very important issues for most teenagers, especially as they become adults. Many studies on the effects of body images and self-esteem have been in progress for ten years. However, body images have always been the focus of research in many countries such as the US and South Korea, but Malaysia has not been extensively studied in Malaysia, as research on body images is limited. Although there is research on the body image, most research focuses only on the body image of a woman, not a male body image.

Image of the body The purpose of this research is to further investigate and study the influence of mass media on satisfaction of male and female personal body images, and recognition and internalization of social external pressure. Evidence of anxiety about the body of a woman has been widely published for many years. It has recently been suggested that men are becoming victims of media and social pressure and are developing traditional unstable emotions related to women. Growth 1.1 Understanding the image of the body 1.2 Image of the body and the children 1.3 Image of the child and the body at school age 1.4 Appearance is increasingly more important 1.5 Physical image dissatisfaction Negative impact 1.6 Influence of parents and fellows 1.7 Bullying 1.8 Body Teaching the image 1.9 Promoting self esteem and the body image 1.10 Selection of teaching method 1.11 Evidence-based method requirements 1.12 Our proposal Men, women, children, teenagers, and adults - everyone may be affected by a negative body image. However, according to the survey, young people are particularly affected. Puberty is usually at the beginning of a negative body image, but without conscious change efforts, adults may be dissatisfied with the body image. The pressure to meet a certain "look and feel" comes from various parts of today's society. Information from media, people, friends, fellows has a negative effect. This is not useful for those who are too worried about the image of their body, participate in a weight loss diet, or talk about their body in a negative way. Body image The image of the body is personal recognition of your body. This includes psychological concepts and personal experiences, such as how people perceive and act on their bodies (Grogan, 2008). A negative body image leads to a person feeling sick about their body (Moe, 1999). In this research we will use Sandoz, E.K. And body image acceptance and action questionnaire (BI - AAQ) of Body (2006) as a measure of body image. This measurement represents emotions and ideas about the shape of an individual's body and the image of the body.

Many studies have been done on how the media describes celebrities and how it affects the recognition of male and female body images. Things that are currently considered beautiful in the last few years have changed little, but women and men still need extreme time to achieve a "perfect" body image. Media influences men and women by explaining the appearance of celebrities and how they are shown. By using spray guns and other techniques, magazines and other media change the appearance of celebrities and create a more perfect appearance that society is seeing. Influence of media on image of the body Influence of media on the image of the body Everyone has a different view towards beautiful things. Why can not we move it as we see ourselves? Why can not I be satisfied with the appearance? The simple answer is the media. They show millions of people what they think is beautiful. These images will affect society and they will see their appearance. Most of these images are not practical, giving women unhealthy expectations. This ... I will review how the media functions in this issue. I think that media has various influences on people. This is very compelling, not always completely obvious, but always sends messages to people. So, why is cosmetic surgery different? Many teenagers are beginning to consider cosmetic surgery as an option to change things disliked. The times have changed and it became culturally acceptable, I think that it is the media's fault Given the high presence of young people, especially women online presence and the dependence on social media, several ways in which social media influence the perception of body images are important. Cosmetic surgery, advertisement, exposure of the media at a real show plays a big role in influencing young people, especially adolescent girls. By touching these programs, many girls are dissatisfied with their appearance and self-awareness and feel that they want to change their appearance. Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web.

How the media influences our body image. How does the media influence the recognition of the body? This is two questions I asked myself to study thesis and group discussion. In my opinion, I agree that women and men will influence and encourage that the media believes that the criterion of cultural body image is ideal. Therefore, the phrases "slimming" and "perfect body" I see in many women's magazines are two "attracting attention" titles. For details on media and body image, please click on the link below to link the body image in the media, the perfect body image, Barbie and the body image. Please click the link to know how to help and understand the image of healthy body and body deformation. Learn more about how body weight stigma and eating disorders are related Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web. Media media is one of social and cultural influences, and as a result of thorough investigation, the focus of the media's image on the image of the body is the focus. Studies have shown that women who watch many TV programs and read about fashion magazines are more likely to physically change by media than men (DC Jones, Vigfusdottir, & Y.Lee, 2004; Ricciardelli and McCabe, 2001). However research has shown that the media is unrealistically ideal, affecting dissatisfaction with the body of the woman and being accused of being hungry (Wykes & Gunter, 2005). Men are tall and muscular, whereas men's magazines, advertisements, television, the Internet, etc. have these pictures everywhere, while the media draws the appearance of women as thin and big breasts. Use techniques and special effects when editing photos to make images more perfect than real life

The influence of the media on the image of the body: We all have their own beautiful and attractive ideas that affect the recognition of the media to ourselves and others. Many people judge others by their appearance before you actually know someone in the process of growth. The media depicts people in various ways, society thinks that everyone should look like a photograph and draw famous people. As a recent online video, "seeing: women's body changed significantly in Photoshop." The 37 second video shows the model, and she is converted to a level that is hardly recognizable. Abstract; There are many documents on the influence of mass media on the body image of young American women, but there are relatively few theoretically studied studies on the process and influence of social media on young women's body image and self recognition. However, given the extensive network of young women, especially women, and the dependence on social media, it is important to understand how social media affects the recognition of body and body image interference. With the help of communication and social psychology theory, this article details a series of ideas and frameworks to guide the study of the impact of social media on the physical image of a young woman. Models have been proposed to emphasize the individual's vulnerability to vulnerability, the use of social media, and the effects of psychological process mediation on physical discontent and eating disorders. This paper attempts to rectify the imbalance in the research literature by providing an agenda based on the theoretical influence of social media on the perception of body images. This paper has four objectives. First, it provides a graphical model of the dynamic impact of social media to body images that can lead academic research. Next, we will explore stimulus research by providing a theoretical prediction on the impact of social media on young women's body image problems. Thirdly, this paper ties social psychology to the field of communication research and attempts to integrate theoretical fields such as norms, social comparisons, media influences etc. Thus, it identifies the cooperative path of social science scholarship from the perspective of gender role. Fourth, considering the social and cultural roles played by the media in the development of body images and eating disorders, thorough attention

0 INTRODUCTION Media has been criticized for expressing thin women as "ideal". This research project is studying the influence of media on the body image of women. This accumulates the empirical finding of observing the influence of the media on the image of the body. In this research we will also study various social comparative theories related to media and body images. We will also investigate various media that affect women's physical image. You can also find out which sources are more affected than other sources. Influence of media on image of the body Influence of media on the image of the body Everyone has a different view towards beautiful things. Why can not we move it as we see ourselves? Why can not I be satisfied with the appearance? The simple answer is the media. They show millions of people what they think is beautiful. These images will affect society and they will see their appearance. Most of these images are not practical, giving women unhealthy expectations. This ... I will review how the media functions in this issue. I think that media has various influences on people. This is very compelling, not always completely obvious, but always sends messages to people. So, why is cosmetic surgery different? Many teenagers are beginning to consider cosmetic surgery as an option to change things disliked. The times have changed and it became culturally acceptable, I think that it is the media's fault Given the high presence of young people, especially women online presence and the dependence on social media, several ways in which social media influence the perception of body images are important. Cosmetic surgery, advertisement, exposure of the media at a real show plays a big role in influencing young people, especially adolescent girls. By touching these programs, many girls are dissatisfied with their appearance and self-awareness and feel that they want to change their appearance. Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web.

Fashion magazine and body image studies show that exposure to ideal images in body magazines is related to many young female concerns about body shape and size. And social and cultural factors. The aim of this study was to analyze the essential facts of fashion magazines that influence adolescent body images by carefully accumulating acceptable data and related data to conduct accurate and spontaneous research on these data And to understand and collect the cause. Its highly respected detailed support Turner, Hamilton, Jacobs, Anger, Hofde Dwyer (1997) are studying the impact of fashion magazine exposure on women's physical image satisfaction. 39 undergraduates were randomly assigned to groups that saw fashion magazines or groups that saw news magazines, after which the two groups conducted a physical satisfaction survey. A woman watching a fashion magazine focuses on the desire to reduce weight, is not satisfied with his body like weight loss, is irritated with weight, and is more afraid of fat than to see . Fashion magazine and body image studies show that exposure to ideal images in body magazines is related to many young female concerns about body shape and size. And social and cultural factors. The aim of this study was to analyze the essential facts of fashion magazines that influence adolescent body images by carefully accumulating acceptable data and related data to conduct accurate and spontaneous research on these data And to understand and collect the cause. Its highly respected detailed support Exposure to old-fashioned media such as television and fashion magazines has long been known to be associated with the occurrence of adolescent eating disorders, eating disorders, body image problems. Preference These facts came from the JTF Body Image Project written by Jean Holzgang, an advertising campaign on body images. In fashion magazines, many young girls see "slim" models like Kate Moss, one of many top models. Sadly, it represents a "perfect" body image that a young girl is seeking. Unfortunately, many girls do not understand that having their own model looks unrealistic. As a matter of fact, many of the pictures of the supermodels are decorated before printing, and in "fashion clothing" duct tape is used to enhance the fit. It is 23-25% lower than normal women. All of this is to create an "ideal" or "perfect" body image.

Media and girls' body image "Does this dress look strange to me?" Or "Are you overweight?" You are not alone. According to a study by Charisma magazine, I thought that 75% of women aged 13 to 35 were fat, but in fact only 25% was overweight. The basis of this research paper is investigating the influence of mass media on the body image of adolescent girls. The media has had a very strong impact on almost all societies, especially young girls. Mass media draws an unrealistic and beautiful image. And it makes many girls to be serious and life-threatening. The girls are taking extreme measures to imitate unrealistic beliefs toward society towards beauty. As a result, diet pills, eating disorders, and cosmetic surgery are becoming too common for adolescent girls. This research report shows the latest information on this issue and some possible solutions. Today, the standard of beauty is very high, it is only to raise this standard that you can easily access celebrity images with perfect bodies on social media platform. According to the 2010 survey by the US Girl Scouts, 88% of young girls believe that the media is putting a lot of pressure on them, 65% believe that the body image of the media fashion industry is too thin. The media increases the likelihood of a bad image of a young girl's body, which only leads to physical dissatisfaction, inferiority complex and eating disorders. Body image: It is particularly suitable for young people, but body images that are evaluated in media images such as television, movies, advertisements, etc. express the girls as thin, beautiful and perfect. Skin tone The boy is depicted as muscular, very beautiful and tall. Overweight girls and thin boys tend to feel that they are inferior to these cultures and narrow standards. Babies begin to increase self-esteem when they are born. Their self esteem was originally established by fulfilling their basic needs, including the need for love, comfort and intimacy. They gradually know what they are loved. How parents or primary carers treat them to create conditions for future self-esteem

Because the image of today's body is exaggerated in importance, people (usually teenagers) go to the perfect limit. The media thinks that I am now making body image very important. It makes people want to change everything about themselves, their appearance, their choice and their personality. For all the places they advertised, the media also telled this to the teenagers. Adults are also people I should blame for injured children because I should not mind. For details on media and body image, please click on the link below to link the body image in the media, the perfect body image, Barbie and the body image. Please click the link to know how to help and understand the image of healthy body and body deformation. Learn more about how body weight stigma and eating disorders are related Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web. Media media is one of social and cultural influences, and as a result of thorough investigation, the focus of the media's image on the image of the body is the focus. Studies have shown that women who watch many TV programs and read about fashion magazines are more likely to physically change by media than men (DC Jones, Vigfusdottir, & Y.Lee, 2004; Ricciardelli and McCabe, 2001). However research has shown that the media is unrealistically ideal, affecting dissatisfaction with the body of the woman and being accused of being hungry (Wykes & Gunter, 2005). Men are tall and muscular, whereas men's magazines, advertisements, television, the Internet, etc. have these pictures everywhere, while the media draws the appearance of women as thin and big breasts. Use techniques and special effects when editing photos to make images more perfect than real life

Mass media aims to appeal to a large audience through technology. The purpose is to provide us with the entertainment and information we need as a society. The media exists everywhere, and there is no escape from there. Most homes in the United States have at least one television, internet, mobile phone. I can not run in the street unless you see a billboard sign. If you try to avoid a magazine, it may be difficult to check out the grocery store. Today more young people are exposed to more information because more forms of media are available. In modern times, the influence of media on every aspect of culture and society is everywhere. This is especially true in America. One of the social and cultural aspects that are particularly influenced by media is the body image. The majority of young women are young women who shape their bodies based on the opinion of the media and judge the attractiveness of women according to the thinness of women. - Registration is to superimpose two or more images taken at the same scene at different times or with different sensors. Registration is an important step in many image analysis tasks such as fusion of images, detection of change. In this regard, the ground reference point technique is used to register the MS image as a pan image as a reference image. The ground reference point method is described as a point on the earth that is used as a known position for geographical alignment of a scene image. Influence of media on image of the body Influence of media on the image of the body Everyone has a different view towards beautiful things. Why can not we move it as we see ourselves? Why can not I be satisfied with the appearance? The simple answer is the media. They show millions of people what they think is beautiful. These images will affect society and they will see their appearance. Most of these images are not practical, giving women unhealthy expectations. This ... I will review how the media functions in this issue. I think that media has various influences on people. This is very compelling, not always completely obvious, but always sends messages to people. So, why is cosmetic surgery different? Many teenagers are beginning to consider cosmetic surgery as an option to change things disliked. The times have changed and it became culturally acceptable, I think that it is the media's fault Media and body image problems are important for eating disorders and other diseases related to the body image. Of course, not everyone with an eating disorder is adversely affected by the media, and the media may not be the only reason for someone's eating disorder. However, it is usually a contributing factor. As mentioned above, the unrealistic image we see in the media may contribute to the development of eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Anorexic people restrict calories. They may actually be very thin, but many people do this because they think they are overweight. People may be anorexia for other reasons; for example, some people control their food intake as a way to maintain some degree of control of life, it seems uncontrollable. However, distortion of the body is a common factor in anorexia patients

The media is increasingly devastating as young people are worried about their body image. The media is saturated with sexual images, and young people must face this image everyday. Today's media contains a lot of sexual images, so most young people are completely absorbed in every day by using the latest products and purchasing the latest fashion. This is enough, but the next step to achieving perfection is cosmetic surgery. The exposure of the media may affect the image of the body by sending information on what it means that it is the ideal body shape, size, weight. This exposure puts pressure on individuals to achieve thin and attractive ideals portrayed by the media. For women, this ideal usually includes slimness and appeal, for men the ideal is tall, thin, muscular and masculine. It is common to begin measuring people's infringement of these unrealistic ideals and to confirm that they are abbreviated. If a person feels a strong pull to reach this standard or internalizes the standard of beauty and body image it can lead to negative body image and physical dissatisfaction. Concerns about physical images include mild dissatisfaction and low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, and so on. Influence of media on image of the body Influence of media on the image of the body Everyone has a different view towards beautiful things. Why can not we move it as we see ourselves? Why can not I be satisfied with the appearance? The simple answer is the media. They show millions of people what they think is beautiful. These images will affect society and they will see their appearance. Most of these images are not practical, giving women unhealthy expectations. This ... I will review how the media functions in this issue. I think that media has various influences on people. This is very compelling, not always completely obvious, but always sends messages to people. So, why is cosmetic surgery different? Many teenagers are beginning to consider cosmetic surgery as an option to change things disliked. The times have changed and it became culturally acceptable, I think that it is the media's fault Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web.

Studies have shown that young people reading the so-called "small partners" can psychologically hurt the image of the perfect male physique that they contain. Men's magazines often include pictures of women exposed to clothing, but Dr. David Giles says men's body images may be more dangerous. His research on personality and individual differences has discovered that it is often easier for readers to over-exercise "Lads" magazine has been increasingly successful in recent years, and is criticized not to cause problems to readers, but to be said to exploit women. But Dr. Jill of the University of Winchester said that even though it would hurt the health, depending on the content, it might encourage men to become stronger. Jessica Close of him and his colleague surveyed 161 men from 18 to 36 years old and discovered that those reading the magazine were affected by internal images. Even more troublingly, they also state that they are more likely to consider using anabolic steroids to improve their appearance. Dr. Jill says that: "The message of a typical youth magazine is that we need to develop muscle bodies to attract good associates. "The reader internalizes this information, which creates anxiety about their bodies and is trying to fix them more and more desperately." Some experts call this situation "motor nerve", but the more commonly used term is disorder of physical deformation. Dr. Jill says: "The amount of content is increasing, especially as young people have unhealthy obsession with their bodies." In this survey, we found that single men have a much lower possibility of having physical image problems than romantic relationships. Professor Naomi Fineberg, a consultant psychiatrist who provides treatment services for patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder, says men and women also suffer from physical deformity disorders. "In men, there are people who concentrate on the muscles, rather than pursuing the perfection of aesthetics, they will concentrate on achieving that by pursuing certain regularity and symmetry . "We can not certainly tell if these magazines cause it, but cultural factors are very important and it is highly convincing." The counselor at the Milwaukee Institute of Technology reported that in the past 10 years male college students have expressed an increase in dissatisfaction with their bodies. Men regularly reading fitness magazines expressed greater dissatisfaction than those who do not. When a man is exposed to an unrealistic image of a man's body, the image of the male's body will be affected. According to a survey conducted by Psychology Today, men think women's appearance is more important for women, but women think that this is important. For example, men think that if they lose their hair they say that many women are willing to date a bald man, they do not want to date. To become more attractive, men spend billions of dollars on hair transplants, cosmetic surgery and thoracic muscle transplants. Some people do their best to improve the image of the human body. In the UK survey, "Young men and women reading fitness magazines and fashion magazines can be psychologically hurt by perfect women and male physique images." The occlusion or muscle distortion stereotypes may remain the same, but the value of male stereotypes changed; masculinity is believed to be an unstable phenomenon never achieved. 30 to 31 years old In fashion magazine and body image research, the role of media in psychopathology of body magazines is often considered a mediator through personality, but exposure to a thin ideal image of women's magazine is based on the body shape of many young women And concerns concerning size are related. And social and cultural factors. The objective of this study was to develop a practical fashion magazine that influences adolescent body images by carefully accumulating acceptable data and related data to conduct accurate and spontaneous rese

Introduction "You can not rely on your performance." (Nyongo, 2014) On March 1, 2014, Lupita Nyongo, the winner of the best support actress Oscar in 12 years, made an emotional speech and these I mentioned the idea. Young girls A teenage girl wrote a letter explaining how to dye himself. She is looking for medicine to lighten her skin. Her self - hatred exhausted her and slowly prevented her from accepting who she was. This girl suffers from self-esteem. This perception is further divided into two types: those who critically assess "body image assessment" or appearance and those who are "body image investment" or "improving management or appearance" (Morrison, Kalin & Morrison, 2004). Today's body image is related to self-worth. If a person does not satisfy a beautiful stereotype, it automatically makes that person abandoned that person, making it feel ugly. Media can influence the view of weight on the appearance of the body in two ways. One is a thin, "beautiful" person / celebrity and the other is to be expressed in a normally funny situation. Deb guy (Harrison, 2000, page 125). In a study conducted in 2000, Harrison discovered that young girls who were exposed to the characteristics of the media expressed dissatisfaction with their personal performances. A body image is defined as "a subjective image of the appearance of a person established by self observation and observation by another person" ("body image"). The "ideal" image of the body has always been reevaluated in various eras. Unfortunately, today, the ideal image is at the top of American culture. Many factors, such as magazine articles, television programs, and even childhood toys, are said to affect physical dissatisfaction. - The most important and most meaningful memory of experience related to discovering that I am male and therefore different from other gender goes to the part of a store's boys, not just memories, of schools It is a series of memories from the opposite sex. I have learned a lot from society and finally learned from society. There are many differences between men and women, such as cognitive, social and personal characteristics.

I. Anxiety I know is not strange for the environment of junior high school; I noticed that a 12 year old girl felt that makeup was necessary to cover them. This seems to be caused by a perfect ideal that can not be achieved, but it seems to be enforced by the mass media. I noticed that people are looking for cosmetics to hide themselves, and these types of products meet most business hours on television. In Marge Piercy's "Barbie Doll", I think there is a terrible correlation between human appearance and values. Mass media created an unrealistic body image that affects people's perception. When people see television commercials, watch street advertisements, or simply watch movies on television shows, they will see how the body of the mass media "hero" is formed. People repeatedly bomb advertisements, movies, programs, depictions of male and female physique and sex make it feels that it is a standard that people have a perfect body indeed. Women are very sexy, male bodybuilding, and a reasonable structure. Therefore, I think that people are willing to resemble these perfect body images. Superman, Spider-Man, Batman, James Bond, top model, everyone seems to be very real and perfect at the same time, but many people think that these characters represent the perfect body image of society. Furthermore, as the mass media and today's society are closely related, people are doing everything to create images of these bodies in their bodies. Negative body images usually contain a difference between what someone thinks they should see and how they actually look. People are affected by family, friends, associates, mass media. The dissatisfaction with the body image can be thought not only of weight and weight but also of skin color, ethnic diversity, physical disability, physical fitness and physical fitness. Men, women, children, teenagers, and adults - everyone may be affected by a negative body image. However, according to the survey, young people are particularly affected. Puberty is usually the beginning of a negative body image, but people can be affected by dissatisfaction of the image of the body to adults without changing conscious efforts

In the course of a day, one person can see up to 3,000 advertisements. Advertisements may be displayed on TV, magazines, and signs. Nonetheless, the individual never fully understands that advertisements you see every day will affect the social order. The promoter likes to talk about our fear, desire, vanity, character, victory, value, emotion, sexual desire. Promoters also grab the opportunity to help build ideas that we have not noticed before. Thomas Frank believes that the fundamental illness of our social order is similarity This disease is "excessive organization, bureaucracy, homogeneity, hierarchy ... Researchers have studied the impact of advertising on body images, from psychologists to marketing experts. "We recently know that the media is closely related to the image of the body.In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts our own body image, because thousands of advertisements have physical attractiveness It contains information about beauty, examples include clothing, cosmetics, commercials for weight loss and health.Colors researchers will ask if these ads will affect young people's body image , And investigated to see what these effects are. Over the years, people have always believed that idealized body images displayed in advertisements have a negative impact on women's perception of self-concept and body image. Researchers believe that the idealized image of a woman's body in advertising has a direct or indirect adverse effect on female body image satisfaction, self-concept, and in extreme cases, feeding behavior It is. According to Lucas, Crowson, OaposFallon, and Melton (1999), the thin ideal woman's body depicted on the media is consistent with an increase in eating disorders. "This thinks that women and young girls will apply unnecessary pressure to advertise and portray the most successful image, adapting to a particular body image, rather than their learning or economic independence image"

Advertisement: When malnutrition occurs through shopping centers, browsing magazines, browsing the web, browsing the television, people are overwhelmed by thousands of images, images that are affecting the mind. What women buy underwear, men buy Cologne, or motivate girls to buy school wardrobes. It is a subjective picture of the actual product, or subconscious of advertisements that may seem like a model. As seen in television and movies, the latest trend seems to be "losing weight". Appropriate weighting is now to be successful, and "playing the gym" is now part of the everyday vocabulary. Researchers have studied the impact of advertising on body images, from psychologists to marketing experts. "We recently know that the media is closely related to the image of the body.In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts our own body image, because thousands of advertisements have physical attractiveness It contains information about beauty, examples include clothing, cosmetics, commercials for weight loss and health.Colors researchers will ask if these ads will affect young people's body image , And investigated to see what these effects are. Over the years, people have always believed that idealized body images displayed in advertisements have a negative impact on women's perception of self-concept and body image. Researchers believe that the idealized image of a woman's body in advertising has a direct or indirect adverse effect on female body image satisfaction, self-concept, and in extreme cases, feeding behavior It is. According to Lucas, Crowson, OaposFallon, and Melton (1999), the thin ideal woman's body depicted on the media is consistent with an increase in eating disorders. "This thinks that women and young girls will apply unnecessary pressure to advertise and portray the most successful image, adapting to a particular body image, rather than their learning or economic independence image"

Depression and Body Image American society places great emphasis on the appearance of the body. Many adolescent girls are doing their best to achieve these unreal weight loss standards. Eating disorders are a common disease in Western society. Dissatisfaction with human appearance is seen as a central feature of eating disorders. Negative images are also common functions associated with depression. Although not clear, it seems to be relevant between depression and a poor body image. This disease may be associated with many psychological symptoms including anxiety, depression, social phobia, and physical image disorder, especially when young, people suffer from discrimination, bullying, and abuse There is also. Interdisciplinary team and parent support should include these issues. This syndrome was named after British surgeon and ophthalmologist Edward Treasure Collins (1862-1932) who described the basic features of 1900. In 1949, Adolphe Franceschetti and David Klein explained the same symptoms as observed in mandibular facial dysplasia. The term mandibular dysplasia is used to describe clinical features Interference of the image of the body is complicated, and more than that I hate or love my body. Dissatisfaction can range from a single point to serious physical hatred, and images of bad bodies may be associated with self-esteem, depression, and eating disorders. It is difficult to improve the image of your body with this work or to support the image of another body, but it is indispensable for recovery from anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. Body deformation is a serious condition requiring careful evaluation. This is the situation where a person has imaginary flaws on the outside and begins paying attention to this imaginary defect. BDD is beginning to adversely affect people's lives. Unfortunately, people with physical allergies have a strong personal interest in their appearance. People with a very negative image of the body tend to get absorbed in parts of the body they do not like. This obsession can lead to eating disorders, depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder, which have a profound effect on people's health and quality of life. Both males and females encounter physical image problems, but women are more likely to recognize negative self-perception. Television and media are the main channels that marketers and advertisers can use women's low self esteem, but there are still programs, music, movies, books aimed at improving their lives. We need to find these positive inspiration and motivation to enrich our lifestyle and learn how to spread positive messages to the people around us.

Every day people are criticizing themselves and others. Do you know why they did this? This is because the media is distorted by the body image. The idea of ​​the media about "real" beauty, such as the thinnest skin and the best skin, is one of the causes of self-esteem, eating disorders, and even depression of people of all ages. The image of the body is how you see yourself. There is a positive image and a negative image. People with a positive body image accept and be proud of their appearance. Canadian telecommunications theorist William Barbach says: "All media have the opportunity to invest in our lives with artificial ideas and arbitrary values." If the exposure is unrestricted without being monitored, the media will shorten the range of attention, Several studies have shown that distorting the image, causing fear and strengthening aggressive and anti-social behavior. What is mass media - In today's era, the growing trend of "hot spots and not hot" in the American society has a great influence on the self-concept and self-esteem of an infant. Recent studies have revealed that the media image of an "ideal" female model affects the body image of women, leading to dissatisfaction and emotional distortion. Review the evidence of this relationship between media presentation and body image distortion and propose a theoretical model to explain this association. In particular, the use of social comparisons in women's self-concept seems to be an important psychological structure to understand the influence of media on physical images. Based on empirical evidence and the proposed psychological mediator, several measures have been proposed that might be used to block the effects of the media or to address these effects. Especially, it seems that psychoeducational education prevention measure and group treatment gives the greatest hope.

Between 11 and 16 years old, 8 of 10 people shaved or waxed, 1 in 6 wear cosmetics, 4 of 4 answered that they wore a bikini line and / or wax . Please wear padded bra. Approximately two-sevenths of 7 to 11 year old children are wearing nail polish, half wear make-up, one-third wear high heels. "In the article media by our own body, we, ourselves, a health resource center, a girl who is seeking to remain anonymous, writes: a lively chest, a flat belly. For details on media and body image, please click on the link below to link the body image in the media, the perfect body image, Barbie and the body image. Please click the link to know how to help and understand the image of healthy body and body deformation. Learn more about how body weight stigma and eating disorders are related Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web. Media media is one of social and cultural influences, and as a result of thorough investigation, the focus of the media's image on the image of the body is the focus. Studies have shown that women who watch many TV programs and read about fashion magazines are more likely to physically change by media than men (DC Jones, Vigfusdottir, & Y.Lee, 2004; Ricciardelli and McCabe, 2001). However research has shown that the media is unrealistically ideal, affecting dissatisfaction with the body of the woman and being accused of being hungry (Wykes & Gunter, 2005). Men are tall and muscular, whereas men's magazines, advertisements, television, the Internet, etc. have these pictures everywhere, while the media draws the appearance of women as thin and big breasts. Use techniques and special effects when editing photos to make images more perfect than real life

Who controls the media and controls the mind. Jim Morrison. Since World War II the media has promoted a lighter body image to achieve an increasingly desirable size. The media has more influence on our lives and influences everyone's feelings about their images. Research shows that body images are closely related to self-esteem. Puberty inferiority can lead to eating disorders. The most common eating disorder in the United States is a serious psychological disorder characterized by anorexia, loss of appetite and bulimia, and using various methods after rapidly increasing food. Vomiting and abuse etc For details on media and body image, please click on the link below to link the body image in the media, the perfect body image, Barbie and the body image. Please click the link to know how to help and understand the image of healthy body and body deformation. Learn more about how body weight stigma and eating disorders are related Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web. Images that we see in mass media (television, movies, internet, video games, magazines) can affect the body image and sometimes interfere with the development of healthy body images. These images tend to be more repetitive and advertising tends to have a very slim and attractive model. The exposure of the media may affect the image of the body by sending information about what it means that it is the ideal body shape, size, weight. This exposure puts pressure on individuals to achieve thin and attractive ideals portrayed by the media. For women, this ideal usually includes slimness and appeal, for men the ideal is tall, thin, muscular and masculine. People are beginning to measure whether they are breaking these unrealistic ideals and are confirming that they are abbreviated. Recent studies have revealed that the media image of an "ideal" female model affects the body image of women, leading to dissatisfaction and emotional distortion. Review the evidence of this relationship between media presentation and body image distortion and propose a theoretical model to explain this association. In particular, the use of social comparisons in women's self-concept seems to be an important psychological structure to understand the influence of media on physical images. Based on empirical evidence and the proposed psychological mediator, several measures have been proposed that might be used to block the effects of the media or to address these effects. Especially, it seems that psychoeducational education prevention measure and group treatment gives the greatest hope.

This month I visited an art gallery featuring Rally Carwood's body image project. The purpose of this exhibition is to help people understand the people inside us who make us beautiful. When I entered the gallery, the first thing I saw was a large cardboard containing the magazines and pictures of people I visited. Generally, everyone in the comment said that the beauty we saw in a magazine is not true. The message from the magazine people is that you are not beautiful unless you look like them. These facts came from the JTF Body Image Project written by Jean Holzgang, an advertising campaign on body images. In fashion magazines, many young girls see "slim" models like Kate Moss, one of many top models. Sadly, it represents a "perfect" body image that a young girl is seeking. Unfortunately, many girls do not understand that having their own model looks unrealistic. As a matter of fact, many of the pictures of the supermodels are decorated before printing, and in "fashion clothing" duct tape is used to enhance the fit. It is 23-25% lower than normal women. All of this is to create an "ideal" or "perfect" body image. Introduction The body image is a self-evaluation of the appearance and shape of the body. When there is a difference between the ideal body image of a person and the perception of one's body, there is interference with the image of the body. Body image dissatisfaction (BID) is a negative subjective assessment of the human body. In the adolescence, the body image changes rapidly, and young people are extremely worried about it. Young people who are dissatisfied with their physical image may be trapped in a variety of health hazard behaviors that lead to inappropriate energy intake and ingestion of essential nutrients, thereby compromising growth, development and health . BID is an important predictor of the incidence of eating disorders (Neumark-Sztainer, Paxton, Hannan, Haines, & Story, 2006) and is a range of psychiatric disorders such as depression and low self-esteem.

Redefining the definition of "*** innocent" body In today's era, positive body images are important not only for maintaining human health but also for determining mental state and happiness of people It is an element. . It is mainly that women are more likely to maintain and acquire "bodies" acceptable to society. Every day, women should be treated unfairly by their society and their ideal body. This "ideal" body can contain almost impossible proportions and weight goals. When people can accept, understand and respect their own bodies, a positive body image appears. A positive body image can make people comfortable for the onset of eating disorders. Indeed, the most effective eating disorder prevention program uses a health promotion approach that focuses on building self-esteem and a positive body image, and a balanced approach to nutrition and physical activity. Positive body image improves: Physical dissatisfaction occurs when a person has negative thoughts and emotions about their body. Physical dissatisfaction is an internal process, but it can be affected by several external factors. For example, families, friends, acquaintances, teachers, and the media all affect recognition and emotion about themselves and their appearance. Increased risk of physical discontent of individuals who are receiving negative feedback on individuals or their appearance in an appearance-oriented environment Growing · dissatisfaction with the image of the body can cause confidence, bring depression, and cause physical, emotional and social problems. Promoting a positive body image is the basis for tackling other social and public health problems faced by young people. • Approximately half of female students and one-third of boys are suffering from diet and weight loss. • Parents are considered to be one of the main influences on children. There is the danger that the problem of parents' own body image will be imitated by their children. In junior high school, fellow group is seen as more important influence, but frustration of body image affects relationship with fellow. The development of body image is influenced by cultural image as well as family, colleagues and others. A positive body image helps to strengthen psychological regulation (relief of depression, positive self-worth, satisfaction of life, alleviation of interpersonal anxiety, and alleviation of eating disorders). The distortion of our thoughts leads to a negative body image. Changing the image of a negative body means changing our body. This means changing our thoughts, emotions, and responses to the body. Weight management and surgery are two ways to change your body. Learning to build a positive relationship with an incomplete body increases the ability to lose weight. Surgery is a way to change our perception of ourselves. However, extensive external remodeling also requires extensive internal modification of body images.

Similarly, body image studies have been done at various age groups all over the world. Many studies show that personal statements become personal concerns when young bodies are young. During the growth process, many children experienced a period of socialization. There are many forms of social interaction, but a single form affects the recognition of women and male body images. The University of Nevada completed a study that "the use of a play doll influences the development of the image of the human body and may lead the child's body to compare with the doll's body" (Pedersen and Markee) ) So far, the research showed that the body image of men and women has many of the same features. Although women and men, boys and girls may share the influence of body image risk factors and negative body images, the research shows that men are slightly affected than women (Hargreaves & Tiggemann 2006). Brennan, Lalonde, and Bain (2010) conducted a comparative study of dissatisfaction of male and female body images by gender and participants evaluated the body image response as a series of statements. When answering these statements to "When I am with attractive people of other gender", "When the subject of the conversation is related to the appearance", and "During specific recreational activities", male and female Experience negative emotions between sometimes both report. When the concept of 'body' is directly or indirectly faced with social situations it is often discouraged to show that men and women's body is equally dangerous. Despite extensive research on body images, few studies directly compare male and female body image recognition. Do men and women experience dissatisfaction with the body image in the same way? Similar factors can predict negative body image recognition of men and women? Regardless of gender, are dissatisfaction with physical image related to the same result? This study investigated these problems. To assess 177 undergraduates, their physical image experience and self-awareness (ie physical self-esteem, body mass index, self esteem, socio-cultural and contextual factors, and physical image perception in sexual context) Completed online survey on. ) Data analysis compared the reactions of male and female participants. Several genders were seen; physical dissatisfaction is more common, women feel more strongly, but men are also greatly affected by physical dissatisfaction

"Beauty is not what you see outside but what is inside." This is what we taught throughout our childhood. But when a person is a teenager they highlighted a "perfect image" and saw thousands of ads on the media. The information sent by these advertisements is what women should see. When women see these ads, they are often embarrassed and they do not look like models. But women should be like this. Most ads do not include beauty products. For details on media and body image, please click on the link below to link the body image in the media, the perfect body image, Barbie and the body image. Please click the link to know how to help and understand the image of healthy body and body deformation. Learn more about how body weight stigma and eating disorders are related Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web. Media media is one of social and cultural influences, and as a result of thorough investigation, the focus of the media's image on the image of the body is the focus. Studies have shown that women who watch many TV programs and read about fashion magazines are more likely to physically change by media than men (DC Jones, Vigfusdottir, & Y.Lee, 2004; Ricciardelli and McCabe, 2001). However research has shown that the media is unrealistically ideal, affecting dissatisfaction with the body of the woman and being accused of being hungry (Wykes & Gunter, 2005). Men are tall and muscular, whereas men's magazines, advertisements, television, the Internet, etc. have these pictures everywhere, while the media draws the appearance of women as thin and big breasts. Use techniques and special effects when editing photos to make images more perfect than real life

The depiction of a perfect woman's body image by the media is shocking. It is the greatest contributor to the dissatisfaction of many young women. In the early days, the girls were introduced to the perfect body ideal; from the emergence of Barbie to the launch of various Disney Princess films, they all released an unrealistic depiction of a woman's perfect woman's body. Young girls are so sensitive that they are more sensitive to the ideal image of zero waist. Over the years, people have always believed that idealized body images displayed in advertisements have a negative impact on women's perception of self-concept and body image. Researchers believe that the idealized image of a woman's body in advertising has a direct or indirect adverse effect on female body image satisfaction, self-concept, and in extreme cases, feeding behavior It is. According to Lucas, Crowson, OaposFallon, and Melton (1999), the thin ideal woman's body depicted on the media is consistent with an increase in eating disorders. "This thinks that women and young girls will apply unnecessary pressure to advertise and portray the most successful image, adapting to a particular body image, rather than their learning or economic independence image" We documented and quantified more desirable form changes of women in Western culture over the past 20 years (3). Many studies have shown that body images are an important issue for women. Body images are described as multidimensional structures describing the subjective representation of the body and the appearance of the body (4). The internal representation of a person's own body includes cognitive and sensory elements (5). In addition, eating disorders have been shown to be prevalent among women, and over 90% of eating disorders are between the ages of 12 and 25 (6, 7, 8). Studies have shown that these factors (both body images and eating disorders) exist in elite performers, ballet dancers, professional dancers in certain sports and sports activities (8). However, there are few reports from participants of the dance team (9, 10, 11). A comparison of body image perception of competition dancer, fitness team and non-dancer of female college student In this new era, the ideal body image will affect almost everyone, including men and women, people with different cultural backgrounds. It is always unhappy to the image of the body because it always leads to eating disorders, psychological distress, and most importantly, low self-esteem. This is because we tend to use unhealthy weight management behaviors such as not to eat to lose weight, because we want to have the same body image as the model drawn on the media. Therefore, as this problem affects individuals and society, it is important to take preventive and interventional measures to prevent and treat dissatisfaction with body images. Finally, the identification of research questions, especially among undergraduates, also makes more attention to investigate this problem.

Every day we hear the story "It does not seem important, beauty is deep inside the skin", but we live for 10 years contradictory to this concept. If that is not a problem, then why are so many women hurting themselves because they are not satisfied with their appearance? If the appearance is not an issue, why does the media use a spray gun to hide defects? This is because the media has not established satisfactory standards for physical integrity and American women have taken drastic measures to achieve these unrealistic social expectations. Influence of media on image of the body Influence of media on the image of the body Everyone has a different view towards beautiful things. Why can not we move it as we see ourselves? Why can not I be satisfied with the appearance? The simple answer is the media. They show millions of people what they think is beautiful. These images will affect society and they will see their appearance. Most of these images are not practical, giving women unhealthy expectations. This ... I will review how the media functions in this issue. I think that media has various influences on people. This is very compelling, not always completely obvious, but always sends messages to people. So, why is cosmetic surgery different? Many teenagers are beginning to consider cosmetic surgery as an option to change things disliked. The times have changed and it became culturally acceptable, I think that it is the media's fault Media and body image problems are important for eating disorders and other diseases related to the body image. Of course, not everyone with an eating disorder is adversely affected by the media, and the media may not be the only reason for someone's eating disorder. However, it is usually a contributing factor. As mentioned above, the unrealistic image we see in the media may contribute to the development of eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Anorexic people restrict calories. They may actually be very thin, but many people do this because they think they are overweight. People may be anorexia for other reasons; for example, some people control their food intake as a way to maintain some degree of control of life, it seems uncontrollable. However, distortion of the body is a common factor in anorexia patients Recently we know that the media closely relates to the image of the body. In particular, the image advertisement of the body depicts the image that affects our own body. Of course, there are many other factors that influence our body image: child rearing, education, intimacy etc. However, popular media has a big influence. Americans spend 250 billion hours a year to watch television. According to California State University Northridge, advertisement accounts for about 30% of all TV broadcasting time. Ordinary children see commercials of 20,000 TVs a year. Of course, it is not the place where only the TV watches advertisements. Popular magazines, especially women's magazines and many young people's magazines, are filled with advertisements. Pop-up ads are also displayed on the web.