Physical Self

Question 1

Tangible aspect of the individual, the one with figure, the one that can be seen, touch, and the one that feels pain

Answer 1

Physical self

Question 2

First artist to devise a canon for a human body with the idea that certain proportions would operate as a model of perfection

Answer 2

Greek sculptor Polyclitus (ancient greece)

Question 3

Myanmar neckrings

Question 4

Iran rhinoplasty=status

Question 5

How you think and feel about your body

Answer 5

Body image

Question 6

Body image statistics
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2

Answer 6

1 80% women say they get insecure from the image of women in television, magazines etc
2 42% girls first through third grades want to be thinner

Question 7

Self stats
Do you compare your body to images you see on social media
Girls
Boys

Answer 7

Girls - yes 87.73%
no 12.27%

Boys - yes 65.37%
no 36.63%

Question 8

Male beautimometer scale

Answer 8

God
- major god
- full god
- minor god
- demi god
Super handsome
- mega handsome
- super handsome
- lower super handsome
Middle class handsome
- pretty handsome
- average handsome
- okayish handsome
Plain
- fair
- not bad
- plain
Ugly
- ugly
- very ugly
- horrible

Question 9

A type of man usually located within a metropolitan setting, who devotes a lot of time beautifying his body and spending considerable amounts of money on contemporary fashion

Answer 9

Metrosexuality

Question 10

“perfectible” body

Answer 10

Made body increasingly unstable and a site of serious suffering and disorder

Question 11

The most well-known eating disorder

Answer 11

Anorexia Nervosa

Question 12

Generally view themselves as overweight, even if they are dangerously underweight

Answer 12

Anorexia Nervosa

Question 13

Tend to constantly monitor their weight, avoid eating certain types of foods and severely restrict their calories

Answer 13

Anorexia nervosa

Question 14

Anorexia nervosa 2 types

Answer 14

Restricting type
Binge-eating and purging type

Question 15

Weight lose solely through dieting, fasting or excessive exercise

Answer 15

Restricting type

Question 16

May binge on large amounts of food or eat very little. In some cases, after they eat, they purge in. vomiting, taking laxatives or diuretics or exercising excessively

Answer 16

Binge-eating and purging type

Question 17

Uncontrollably consume large amounts of food in short periods of time, then purge

Answer 17

Bulimia nervosa

Question 18

Symptoms may appear very similar to the binge-eating or purging subtypes of anorexia nervosa

Answer 18

Bulimia Nervosa

Question 19

Individuals usually maintain a relatively normal weight, rather than becoming underweight

Answer 19

Bulimia Nervosa

Question 20

Obsession with proper or healthful eating

Answer 20

Orthorexia

Question 21

People become fixated with healthy eating that they actually damage their own well-being

Answer 21

Orthorexia

Question 22

Serious mental health condition characterized by a preoccupation with one or more flaws in appearance which are often minor or non-existence, leading some to call it as “______”

Answer 22

Body dysmorphic disorder
Imagined ugliness

Question 23

Criticizing yourself or others because of some aspect of physical appearance

Answer 23

Body-shaming

Question 24

Can lead to vicious cycle of judgment and criticism

Answer 24

Body-shaming

Question 25

Body-shaming manifests in many ways
123

Answer 25

Criticizing your own appearance through a judgment or comparison to other person
Criticizing another’s appearance in front of them
Criticizing another’s appearance without their knowledge

Question 26

Body image -> self-esteem -> mental health

Question 27

How did you feel when you misplaced your phone

Answer 27

73% panicked
14% desperate
7% sick
6% relieved