The document discusses the negative impact of media on body image, citing various media sources like music, advertising, magazines and movies that promote unrealistic body standards and cause body dis-satisfaction, eating disorders, and sexual objectification in both women and men. It provides statistics showing that millions suffer from eating disorders each year, 90% of whom are young women, and explores campaigns like Dove's that aim to promote positive body image.

1. MEDIA AND BODY IMAGE.
RACHEL HUBBY.

2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCxjUrNbIkI

3. MEDIA SOURCES
• Music
• Advertising
• Magazines
• Movies
• TV
• Commercials

4. BODY DIS-SATISFACTION

5. REAL LIFE BARBIE

6. EATING DISORDERS

7. SEXUAL OBJECTIFICATION

8. SAMPLE ADVERTISEMENTS

9. BODY IMAGE AND MALES

10. STATISTICS
• National Institute of Mental Health state that more than 5
million people suffer from eating disorders per year.
• According to The Center For Mental Health Services 90 percent
of those who have eating disorders are women between the
ages of 12 and 25.
• Teens spend about 55 hours a week in front of a screen.
• Kiaser Family Foundation

11. DOVE AND LAMMILY