Includes bibliographical references (p. 95-105) and index.
Contents:
Body image is an issue that concerns most teenagers -- Body image is an issue that concerns males -- Body image is an issue that concerns African Americans and other minorities -- Body image is not an issue that concerns African American women -- The media are to blame for poor body image in teenagers -- The media are embracing more diverse body types -- Heredity is to blame for body image disorders -- Positive body image begins with good parents -- Weight-loss surgery is a good option for many obese adolescents -- Weight-loss surgery is not a good option for most obese adolescents -- Plastic surgery can improve body image -- Plastic surgery victimizes women -- Positive body image comes from within -- Appendix: What you should know about body image -- What you should do about body image -- Organizations to contact.
Summary:
A look at the concerns teenage girls and boys have concerning their body image.
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