There is an increase in the level of obesity in developed and developing countries. According to Friedman from the Atlantic, obesity has spread to places from developed countries to developing countries. As it is increasing, psychologists are studying contributed factors. One of the appealing reasons for unhealthy food to people is the type of advertisements. The study âAre Self-endorsed Advertisements Unhealthy Food More Effective Than Friend-Endorsed Advertisements?â compares the success of self-advertised fast food and friend-advertised fast food that the...
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Purpose of Life In a chaotic world and the pressures that come along with it, people tend to make time for themselves to clear up their minds and alleviate their stress. Ian Frazierâs essay, âIn Praise of Marginsâ focuses on the importance of âmarginalâ activities and places. The essay construes marginal activities as a time and place where one can be carefree and true to themselves. Frazier is able to define âmarginalâ activities and places as âa higher sort of...
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Obesity is certainly a growing problem around the world. Obesity is one of the major health epidemics that many people struggle with. Obesity is also known as being overweight has been a major concern in America. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 93.3 million adults in the United States (US) are affected by obesity (Defining Adult Overweight and Obesity, n.d.). Obesity is also a concern for children in the US. Statistics show that 13.7 million children...
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Music Essay 1 (100 words) Music holds a remarkable ability to transcend boundaries and connect with people on a profound level. Its melodic notes and rhythmic beats have the power to evoke emotions, trigger memories, and inspire creativity. Whether it is the soothing melodies of classical compositions, the energetic beats of pop music, or the soul-stirring lyrics of heartfelt ballads, music has the ability to touch our souls and uplift our spirits. It serves as a universal language that unites...
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The book that I chose to read this quarter is I am not your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika L. SĂĄnchez. This book is about a girl named Julia Reyes. She lives on the south side of Chicago with her parents. In the beginning, her 22-year-old sister, Olga is hit by a bus. She wasnât very close to her sister because she is so different than her family. Olga was the perfect daughter that her parents wanted. Julia is exactly...
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A hobby is one of the reason's to ease boredom other than personal stuff to do. Everyone has their own hobby so do I, some of us has the same hobbies while some aren't because we are different in our own taste. My first hobby is dancing. I don't know why I'm so obsessed with dancing, even though everybody told me I'm not good at it, I still pursue it, because I love what I'm doing, you know following some...
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Introduction to the Importance of Healthy Habits As humans, we often tend to want to accomplish something, whether it is saving money to own a house or a car, getting straight Aâs on our report card, or simply wanting to improve our health life. The thing is that the majority of us donât really like the âhard workâ that we have to put into it. I say this because this has something to do with healthy habits. We tend to...
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What is beauty? How can a person tell if something is beautiful or not, if someone is beautiful or not? Some people might find a deep meaningful novel beautiful while some people might find the feeling of seeing their loved one after so long beautiful; there is no rule to define that. Beauty is a very subjective thing and while many people might define it in a different way, Margaret Hungerford defined it in a very beautiful way in her...
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American beauty has been wanting to be achieved by millions of men and women in the U.S. for decades and the desire now has reached to other countries. This is problematic due to the fact that Americans have put a standard of beauty upon both men and women that are not achievable for those who are not Caucasian, or are not wealthier to afford cosmetic surgery procedures. Women in general face more scrutiny when it comes to appearance, however, women...
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The Harsh Reality of Unrealistic Beauty Standards Karen is a seventeen-year-old girl who has been affected by the effects of having a negative body image (Phillips, Atala, and Albertini, 1995). She frequently compared herself to others and obsessed about many of her body features that she thought of as imperfect (Phillips et al., 1995). Karenâs negative body image was detrimental to her mental health. She was diagnosed with body dysmorphic disorder, major depression, and a generalized social phobia (Phillips et...
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The word âbeautyâ is far more than what our stereotypical society may think it is. When you think of the word beautiful, what do you think it is? Well, many people would answer that question with something like: tall, slim and long hair. This is because the celebrities, models and social media influencers we see online create this expectation. We are made to believe that unless we look like them, we do not reach the standard of being beautiful, which...
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We surround ourselves every single day using technology and looking through social media watching the latest posts on public figures we follow. We tend to always seem to run into a certain image that is defined as the âbeauty standard of the momentâ. Although beauty has evolved within the years many see it as an ordinary thing, as a joke, but as mentioned before there are two sides to this controversial topic. Many change their appearance to please themselves. Although...
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You can go and study in the most prestigious universities or colleges and learn from the most brilliant professors in the world, study through all the religious organizations and even go to the best cosmetic surgeons ever to use a surgical blade, but none of them can ever turn your heart into a heart of gold. In Jon Kaufmanâs book, âLong Walk on a Dry Roadâ, you meet the man who has spent selfless years to try and give clean...
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âQuestions Are the Answersâ written by international best-selling author Allan Pease. Known for his books on understanding and interpreting body language which has allowed thousands of people to gain a new perspective on the way they handle interactions with others and how they view social situations. Published by Manjul Publishing House this easy read book is only 94 pages and guarantees that with â2 hours of study and dedicated practiceâ you can become a successful network marketer or business man...
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Beauty pageants are effectively endorsed by the media with TV and pictures, which impact young femaleâs thoughts on appearance. The paradox of modelling is that one must represent the cynosure of female beauty, selling an illusion of perfection (Shepherd, Ball, 2000). An outvoted amount of females can practically accomplish this 'perfect' feminist body. The media undoubtedly nurtured this issue, as it constrains women to modify their bodies, whether it be by undesirable dietary problems, tanning and cosmetic medical procedure. Numerous...
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Beauty is mostly referred to how people thought about themselves. If people are revered of their outlooks or intelligence, their self-esteem will cumulatively increase, and they would feel beautiful. However, most people recently are being insecure about their appearance and start to make-up, color their hair, purchase stunning dressing or even seek for cosmetic surgery in order to emulate other charming celebrities and be alluring. Those people have been forgotten the significance of their inner beauty. Inner beauty shows inner...
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Iâm going to let you in on a secret. I have a shoe obsession. All of my friends seem to misunderstand the statement a pair of shoes can make. But for me, the shoes I wear are not merely just to protect, comfort, or even cover my feet, but they are a reflection of who I am. Now, you may wonder, who am I? You should look down at my feet. I could be wearing my Nike Air Max 97âs...
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One beneficial constructive behavior that I would like to make a regular habit that is part of my life routine is exercising more while maintaining to eat healthy. I decided to use my personal goal that I had already planned to set for myself for this upcoming semester. When it comes to your body it is important that you be careful what kind of food that you put inside your body because failing to take care of your body can...
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By the 1930âs in America, âGraham had developed a succinct dance vocabulary within her technique that spoke to more taboo forms of movement and emotional expressionâ (Mapes, 2012). For example, the introduction of Grahamâs stylized breathing concept, which she dubbed âcontraction and releaseâ, not only formed the basis of her unique dance terminology, but also her âweightedâ dance style. As a result, âa Graham contraction is a movement that originates from deep within the pelvic muscles, that in amalgamation with...
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Every day we are bombarded with mass media on ideal feminine beauty. From female models on the cover of Vogue to female contestants on the latest reality TV series, women are presented with a limited perception of what people consider to be beautiful. Rather than simply agreeing with the media, we need to consider that these feminine beauty standards are unattainable. Do you find yourself guilty of this? Social media comparison refers to an individualâs inclination to compare themselves to...
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It is people's instinct to like to be beautiful. On average, time spent on appearance contributes 7.7 hours of young girlsâ week time (Dahl, 2014). This phenomenon reflects teenagersâ high attention to external beauty. The standard of beauty changes with the elapse of time, and under the influence of appearance-based phenomenon, it is more important to have a captivating appearance. Modern people generally establish their self-image by their looks as people notice about someone is how they look. Having a...
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, right? Beauty is subjective, not objective; as everyone defines and sees beauty differently. Now, why does everyone presented in the media look similar? Why is there a beauty standard? How come everyone wants to look like the same few people? What is the rave about double eyelid surgery all about? We need to ask, where is this coming from? Whom are we all trying to look like? What does this beauty standard...
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When we arrive at early adulthood, our physical development is finished, in spite of the fact that our stature and weight may increment marginally. In early adulthood, our physical capacities are at their pinnacle, including muscle quality, response time, tangible capacities, and heart working. Most expert competitors are at the highest point of their game during this stage, and numerous ladies have youngsters in the early-adulthood years. The maturing procedure, although not unmistakable, starts during early adulthood. Around the age...
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In this book, the author Kenneth Neal Waltz who is a realist academic has established a system using three 'images of analysis' in explaining the root and the cause of conflicts in international relationship criteria. Waltz has believed in realism and using realism approach and theory in explaining and describing the international system as he talks about the power distribution and the roots of the conflict are in human nature. It is a philosophical problem in explaining why humanity canât...
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The book I have chosen to read and review is âLove Does No Harm: Sexual Ethics for the Rest of Usâ by Marie Fortune. In this book, the author addresses the modern-day problems with intimate relationships and provides guidelines regarding proper boundaries for healthy, loving relationships. The book focuses on the processes involved in making ethical sexual decisions and the external influences that affect our decisions. Fortune advises her readers to make ethical decisions that are both pleasurable for oneself...
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86% of women in a given study reported that being in shape and dressing in trendy fashions contribute to their overall confidence (âSources of Standards of Beautyâ). All around the world, the idea of beauty is supported on the concept that attractiveness is the most important advantage that people, the majority being women, should aspire to have. Beauty standards have become more and more unattainable moving throughout history and as peopleâs mindsets change. At a time where any given person...
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The society we live in somehow confused healthy and happy for thin and beautiful, that is, beautiful according to what the media has told us is beautiful. As women, the models in advertising are how women are supposed to look. They are the ones that set the beauty standards and say what body type is acceptable. This leads to believe that by having such a body, it will automatically lead to a happier and healthier life. Since most women do...
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There are many different opinions surrounding beauty pageants. People try to argue that they give contestants the wrong impression about what âbeautyâ should look like and what âstandardsâ women should be trying to achieve, but the pageant world is changing now more than ever. Contestants are competing with more than just their looks. Things like character, talent, and service are all factors that are considered when choosing a winner. Through the experiences and opportunities contestants receive, personal growth is seen...
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Every woman should convince herself that the real beauty is the beauty of the soul and the beauty of personality. Nowadays because of contest like beauty pageants, nobody values that. It is now all about the physical beauty, how the body looks, how your hair and face look. Although many of the women who choose to participate in the beauty pageant will defend the values of the pageant, it is definitely sending the wrong message to women, especially young girls...
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Being able to stand out among 21 diverse mademoiselles is the next big thing for the indwellers of the land known as Bulaklakan. Considered as the âCulture Capitalâ, the annual tournament of physique and cognition is held to celebrate the integral aesthetics of mademoiselles while being able to partake in the opportunity of honoring the arts, culture, and heritage of the said nation. During the month of September, aspiring mademoiselles who possess the winning touchstone for the yearly tournament are...
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