Media Studies On Girls
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The document discusses several studies that have found a connection between media consumption and negative body image in both women and children: 1. A study found that Disney films over 60 years portrayed attractiveness and thinness as linked to goodness in female characters. 2. Teen girls who viewed commercials with unrealistic thin models felt less confident and more dissatisfied with their appearance. 3. Fifth graders reported feeling dissatisfied with their bodies after watching music videos or TV shows that emphasized the ideal body type. 4. Teens who watched soaps, TV shows, or music videos focusing on the ideal body type reported higher body dissatisfaction, especially girls. Reading teen or women's magazines also correlated with body
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Cusumano, D. K. (2001). Media influence and body image in 8-11-year-old boys and girls: a preliminary report on the multidimensional media influence scale. International journal of eating disorders, 29(1), 37-44.
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Lawrie, Z., Sullivan, E. A., Davies, P. W., & Hill, R. J. (2006). Media influence on the body image of children and adolescents. Eating disorders, 14(5), 355-364.
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Eisend & Möller (2007) believe that media consumption plays a vital role to influence body images and body satisfaction. Television and magazine advertisement with attractive role models will raise comparison standards for physical attractiveness. Prior research on mass media exposure and its effect on body images emphasize on body dissatisfaction and body perception while it fails to integrate beauty-related consumption behavior. Eisend & Möller (2007) provide a cultivation theory that holds that the continued exposure of television t adolescents will have a subtle and cumulative effect to shape views of social reality. Most of the young people consume a lot of television content to define their representations of reality. Television reality contains a lot of distortion and reality, and that leads to heavy consumers of it to form a distorted social perception concerning the world. An increase in television viewing leads one to have biased social perceptions. Other cultivation studies provide evidence that television exposure influences perceptions of consumer reality. Socio-cultural ideals for body appearance illustrate that repeated exposure to media would have an effect on women measure of self-worth. The western culture has recently endorsed thin female body an issue that affects women. Similarly, the ideal male body is a tall, lean, and muscular figure. Granatino & Haytko (2013) finds that girls begin to have a desire to become thin at the age of seven and boys are aware of their body size at the age of nine. Most of the researchers agree that at a young age, both boys and girls are awar.
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