How Common Are Eating Disorders Among Fashion Models?
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How Common Are Eating Disorders Among Fashion Models?
Fatphobia can be defined as a feature of social systems that unjustly rank fatter bodies as inferior to thinner bodies, in terms of not only our health but also our moral, sexual, and intellectual status.
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Existing evidence indicates that athletes from different sports may exhibit varying degrees of association between body image and eating disorders. Specifically, two studies suggest that female athletes emphasizing leanness are more prone to body dissatisfaction and eating disorders compared to non-thin female athletes [18,51]. These sports... See more
Athlete Body Image and Eating Disorders: A Systematic Review of Their Association and Influencing Factors
According to Stice (1994)’s dual-pathway model, when individuals perceive that their personal appearance does not align with the ideal, the internalization of appearance-related ideals can lead to body dissatisfaction [12]. Body dissatisfaction can directly lead to eating disorders or indirectly cause negative outcomes such as weight loss attempts... See more