Why Women Feel Pressure To Be Thin

This study investigates women's weight loss stress as a dependent variable, media pressure, socio-cultural influence, appearance related age related alert, completeness, physical dissatisfaction, stress, depression as independent variables. The survey is designed with open-ended questions to encourage participants to provide comprehensive and meaningful answers to research topics. The questions raised in the survey are as follows. 1) How old are you?

Emphasizing "slimming" of environmental women, muscle development, cultural pressures of the male body brought unrealistic pressure to people. Popular culture and media images are closely related to popularity, success, beauty, and happiness. This creates a strong desire for very thin things. People with eating disorders will get the best results if they receive early diagnosis. If you think eating disorders are a problem, the doctor usually undergoes physical examinations, interviews and laboratory tests. These help to form medical problems and complications related to diagnosis and examination.

Social pressure. The social philosophy of a thin woman began in the early 19th century. Women were depicted as delicate and thin in famous paintings, but men were depicted as clear slender women. Men are very thin and women in theater works often wear corsets that trim the waist 4 Women and men are subject to diet books and manuals, but this trend is common in today's media. Furthermore, the production of magazines, mainly men, strongly demands men to increase muscle and lean body mass, which is often impossible.