Answer to Question #279966 in Psychology for Bjoy

Question

1.What can you say about men and women who go through cosmetic surgeries? Explain.

2. Have you ever been body shamed? How did you feel about it and how did you handle it? Explain.

3. How would you help other people suffering from body image disturbance embrace their physical selves? Explain.

4. What roles do Filipino looking celebrities usually portray in television series and movies? Why do you think they were given such roles? Explain.

5. Are you happy with how your society defines beauty? Explain.

Answer 1

1.What can you say about men and women who go through cosmetic surgeries? Explain.

Two factors emerged from a factor analysis of their attitudes toward surgery: likelihood to undergo, and benefits of undergoing, cosmetic surgery. Females with low self-esteem, low life satisfaction, low self-rated attractiveness and little religious beliefs who were heavy television watchers reported a greater likelihood of undergoing cosmetic surgery. Stepwise regression analysis with the two attitude factors as criterion variables showed two major predictors for likelihood: religiousness and low self-esteem, and four major predictors for benefit: religousness, media consumption, life satisfaction and sex. The role of religion is considered in this context.

2. Have you ever been body shamed? How did you feel about it and how did you handle it? Explain. How would you describe body shaming?

Body shaming is defined as the act of making inappropriate and negative comments about another person's weight or size. Frequently, this is something that overweight people are subjected to but there's an increasing trend in criticizing those who look 'too skinny'.

3. How would you help other people suffering from body image disturbance embrace their physical selves? Explain. But what if I need to be in better shape? Some people think, "When I get in better shape, I'll like my body. But it's best to start the other way. First, accept your body. Find things to like about it. Take good care of your body. When you like your body, it's easier to treat it right.

Want to look and feel your best? Here are some tips:

Accept Your Body

• Nobody's perfect. Everybody wants to be liked and accepted just as they are. That's true for every BODY, too! See your body the way it is. Be less of a critic. Be more of a friend.
• Don't body-shame yourself. When you make harsh comments about your own body, it hurts your self-esteem. That's true whether you say it out loud or think it to yourself. It hurts just as much as if someone else said it. Be kind. Respect yourself, even if you have things to work on.
• Build a better habit. Do you have a habit of putting your body down? To break that bad habit, build a good one in its place. Tell yourself what you like instead of what you don't. Keep doing it until it is a habit.

Like Your Body

• Find things to like about your looks. Maybe you like your hair, face, or hands. What about your shape, shoulders, or legs? Your eyes or your smile? Tell yourself what you like and why. If you get stuck, think of what your good friends like about how you look. Accept those things. Know that there's lots to like about you. Let yourself feel good.
• Focus on what your body can DO. There's more to your body than your looks. When you play a sport, walk, run, dance, swim — that's your body in action. Your body is there for you when you stretch, reach, climb, or jump for joy. When you carry things, build things, or give someone a hug. Be amazed. Be thankful.
• Be aware of your body. Don't ignore your body as you go through the day. Learn to breathe slowly and calmly as you move and stretch. Learn to tell when your body needs food or rest. Enjoy the way your body feels when you walk, run, and play.

Take Care of Your Body

• Eat healthy foods. Learn what foods are good for you, and how much is the right amount. Take your time when you eat. Really taste your food. Enjoy it. Eating right helps you look your best. It gives you the energy you need. And it boosts your body image. When you treat your body right, you feel good about yourself.
• Get good sleep. Learn how much sleep you need for your age. Get to bed on time. Turn off screens hours before bedtime so you can sleep well.
• Be active every day. Your body needs to move to be strong, fit, and healthy. You can be active by playing a sport. You can run, walk, work out, do yoga, swim, or dance. Pick activities you like. Enjoy the fun you can have.

4. What roles do Filipino looking celebrities usually portray in television series and movies? Why do you think they were given such roles? Explain.

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5. Are you happy with how your society defines beauty? Explain. Women are subject to what society defines as beautiful: small waists, long legs, narrow hips, long shining hair, white flawless skin and slim body. ... This, in effect, represents the new beauty trend in society. That being said, body image of men and women is inevitably referred to as thin-ideal media.