… Parental and to a lesser extent, sibling) attitudes to their own body shape may affect children
in two ways Stein, 1995). First, children model themselves on their same-sex parent and …

… that eating disorders are most likely to occur in societies where food is abundantly available,
but where the idealized body shape … not inevitably produce an eating disorder—most of the …

… , healthy participants (HP) perceive pictures of their own bodies as … body image disturbances
in eating disorders (ED). … of their own bodies after adaptation to thin or fat body pictures. …

… “contribute to the development of excessive weight and body shape concerns, which is a
risk factor for the development of eating disorders.”Teenagers believing that weight status is …

… , development and treatment of eating disorders has been supported by many studies. … of
the aesthetic body shape model, body dissatisfaction and severity of eating symptoms. Finally, …

… examined body shape dissatisfaction, eating disorder and … Western cultural norms regarding
body shape in black female … the Body Shape Questionnaire, EAT-26, Eating Inventory (…

… The extent to which the family transmits cultural messages about thinness and body shape,
… body image and the influence of these processes upon the development of eating disorders. …

… body shape and perceived ideal body shape for US mainstream culture would be more
predictive of eating disorder … between perceived body shape and perceived body shape ideal for …

… with eating disorders compared with healthy control subjects. Patients with eating disorders
rated the body shapes in … In the group with eating disorders, the aversion ratings correlated …

… in our department for eating disorders. Only female patients, … ” or “marked” body shape
concerns according to the Body Shape … , eating disorder characteristics, axis 1 disorders, types of …