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Though they are by no means the only factor, media representations of weight and body shape are a major element in body image concerns. Media of all kinds frequently promote weight stigma, most often representing weight as an individual responsibility.
Media of all kinds frequently promote weight stigma, most often representing weight as an individual responsibility. [1] Time spent on social media and watching television[2] and exposure to manipulated photos on social media[3] have all been linked to negative body image or increased concern with appearance.
In some cases, a picture is better at communicating a story rather than any written word. Pictures can also convey a message quickly. People often dont have time to read a lengthy article, therefore a picture helps to grab our attention immediately and our brain allows us to process these images at an alarming speed.
Images are one of the most fundamental and powerful forms of media. From captivating photographs to infographics and illustrations, they have the ability to instantly communicate ideas, evoke emotions, and tell stories in a way that text alone cannot.
The Tripartite Influence Model of body image and eating disturbance proposes that three formative influences (peer, parents, and media) affect body image and eating problems through two mediational mechanisms: internalization of the thin-ideal and appearance comparison processes.

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: a visual representation of something: such as. (1) : a likeness of an object produced on a photographic material. (2) : a picture produced on an electronic display (such as a television or computer screen)
SOCIAL MEDIA, BODY IMAGE AND EATING DISORDERS The effects of social media on your body image can lead to serious negative consequences for your psychological and physical wellbeing. Our thinking patterns can become hijacked and we may begin to notice exaggerated or imagined flaws in our physical appearance.
Women in the media typically look polished and together. They may have perfect hair and makeup, stunning complexions, thin waistlines, and curves in all the right places. Likewise, men in the media are generally tall, muscular, and masculine with toned physiques.

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