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• W14463730 abstract "IntroductionBody image is the mental representation and experience of one's physical and is composed of tlnee components. First, a perceptual aspect, which the way a person perceives the size and shape. The second factor is the cognitive-affective, which is the set of beliefs, thoughts, images and feelings that a person has about his body. According to Salazar (2008) and Trujano, Nava, Grace, Lemon Alatriste and Merino (2010), this aspect is useful to understand the level of dissatisfaction, concern or satisfaction. The third component is the behavioral, which refers to the behavior of a person based on their own personal thinking and feelings (e.g., exhibitionism, social avoidance) (Salazar, 2008; Arroyo, Gonzalez Sanchez, Ansotegui & Rocandio, 2008; Trujano et al., 2010). Arroyo et al. (2008), summarize the concept of image as the way in which you perceive, imagine, feel, and act about your own body. If there are negative evaluations regarding these components, it is possible that this lead to a image disorder and image disturbance, which implies a negative change in attitudes, behaviors and/or perceptions on the and as with any disturbance, changes in image may vary from mild to severe, where the minimum levels, called body image concerns are more frequent (Daniel & Bridges, 2010; Trujano et al., 2010).Cash, Morrow, Hrabosky and Perry (2004), indicate that image encompasses perceptions and self- attitudes regarding physical appearance and these attitudes can be assessed in relation to the overall look or with respect to specific physical characteristics, such as weight or shape. Thus, image dissatisfaction is a coimnon phenomenon that can adversely affect psychosocial functioning and quality of life of individuals (Cash et al., 2004). Since some disorders associated with dissatisfaction emerge during adolescence, it is considered that the cultural pressures to have a slim figure originate in the family, as well as with peers and the media. These agents promote the internalization of nonns of female attractiveness and overvaluation of appearance (Espinoza, Pendo & Raich, 2010). For young people physical appearance is very important, which is determined by the prevailing aesthetic standards encouraged by the society and supported by the media. This factor is affecting the attitude of young people as they show excessive preoccupation regarding weight and concerns.Salazar (2008) evaluated 594 high-school adolescents on the appearance, which is a very important dimension of the self-esteem during adolescence. The results indicated that 33% of the study group were dissatisfied with their image and almost 50% of the study group did not agree with their weight. The author concluded that the period of adolescence is important to adopt appropriate behaviors and habits necessary for good health.Some diseases that trigger eating disorders and obesity in the youth have been associated with dissatisfaction feelings. Research on Spanish adolescents by Espinoza et al. (2010), associated socio-cultural and individual risk factors to eating disorders and image. This study is considered important because it contributes to the assessment of risk factors, whose modification could help prevent the development of eating disorders and image, as well as to promote the identification of subgroups at high risk for developing these disorders. Lameiras, Draft, Rodriguez and Fernandez (2003), indicate that epidemiological research on eating behavior disorders should be directed not only to the clinical field but also the eating behaviors of adjustment and cognitive variables that are associated with image perception to identity risk factors and to detect vulnerable subjects. The increase in the frequency of image disorders in males and females might be explained by a failure to achieve the aesthetic standards that society imposes and by a negative image associated with an impaired health (Borkoles, Polman & Levy, 2010). …" @default.
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• W14463730 title "The Effect of Different Physical and Sport Activity Courses on Body Image of Costa Rican Students" @default.
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