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Zulu123

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Define body image, body satisfaction, and body dissatisfaction, and explain how these factors may be related to eating disorders.
 
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Question 2

MRI images of the brains of individuals diagnosed with bipolar disorder indicate that gray matter abnormalities in areas are related to ____.
 
  a. emotional processing
  b. interference by neurotransmitters
  c. cognitive processing
  d. irregularity of transmission among specific neurotransmitters


Sweetkitty24130

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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

 Body image  perception of one's physical appearance
 Body satisfaction  degree to which an individual is happy or comfortable with their physical appearance
 Body dissatisfaction  degree to which an individual is unhappy or uncomfortable with their physical appearance
 All of these factors change over time with more dissatisfaction noted during early adolescence (a peak time when eating disorders begin to develop)
 Body satisfaction varies by gender, age, and culture
 All three factors interact and can be disordered, leading to eating disorders

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