Media influence on body image
Perception of body image
Graduate in Journalism from the University of Valladolid and specialized in Organizational Communication from the Complutense University of Madrid. With experience in cultural and health communication.
Graduated in Audiovisual Communication and Business Administration from Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid. With experience in marketing and business development in the entertainment sector.
Accredited to the position of Associate Professor Doctor by ANECA. PhD in Journalism from the Universidad San Pablo-CEU, degree in Journalism from this University and degree in Law from the UCM. Professor at the Faculty of Information Sciences of the UCM, at the Faculty of Communication of the UFV, at IE University and at The College for International Studies. His lines of research focus on political communication and crisis communication. He has published several scientific articles on these subjects.
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What influence does the media have on body image?
Conclusions: In short, we can affirm that the media are the main vector of diffusion of unattainable aesthetic desires, by disseminating an image of the body as perfect, which will provide us with maximum beauty, and therefore, success and personal, professional and social happiness.
What are the factors that influence body image?
Results: Some factors that influence body image are media saturation, cultural beauty stereotypes, beliefs or opinions of family and friends, or low self-esteem.
Tipos de imagen corporal
OBJETIVOS: El modelo de imagen corporal está determinado por diferentes factores personales y socioculturales, siendo necesario un estudio más profundo sobre la influencia de estos factores en el bienestar y el estudio sobre la identificación de dimensiones que puedan aglutinar dichos factores. METODOLOGÍA: Para ello, se evalúa la opinión de una muestra de 95 mujeres (sanas y pacientes: anorexia y bulimia) sobre la influencia de factores personales y socioculturales relacionados con el modelo de imagen corporal sobre el bienestar. En segundo lugar, se realiza un Análisis de Componentes Principales para determinar las dimensiones que aglutinan los factores personales y socioculturales. RESULTADOS Y CONCLUSIONES: En conclusión, existen tres dimensiones relacionadas con el modelo de imagen corporal: "la dimensión social y la autoestima", "la dimensión sociocultural relacionada con los medios de comunicación", "la dimensión relacionada con la pareja y la aceptación". Aunque la mayor influencia es causada por factores personales, familia, amigos y pareja, sin embargo, la "dimensión sociocultural relacionada con los medios de comunicación" determina la mayor diferencia entre los grupos.
Construction of the body image
To the fifth segment 2/8 parts remaining.In conclusion the ideal visual proportion of a woman's figure will be 3/8 parts from waist to head and 5/8 parts from waist to feet (if not met there is a deviation).Men:1.
From the corvas of the knees to the soles of the feet.The height will be divided into four parts and this will be the ideal measurement for each segment.Body shapes:In women:H O 8 X A V I.In men:V H A O.Carametry:It has to do with the face, its shape, its proportions and forms.The face is divided into two parts: length and width.1.
Length is divided into three segments:From the hairline to the eyebrow bone.From this to the lower part of the nose.From this to the lower part of the chin. One third of this segment should correspond to the measurement from the bottom of the nose to the middle of the mouth.2.
Imagen corporal en la adolescencia pdf
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Sánchez-Reina JR, Theophilou E, Hernández-Leo D, Medina-Bravo P. El poder de la belleza o la tiranía de los algoritmos. ¿Cómo entienden los adolescentes la imagen corporal en instagram? En: Castillo-Abdul B, García-Prieto V (ed.). Prosumidores emergentes: redes sociales, alfabetización y creación de contenidos. 1 ed. Sevilla: Dykinson; 2021. p. 429-450.
Amarasinghe I, Hernández-Leo D, Theophilou E, Sánchez Reina JR, Lobo Quintero RA Learning gains in Pyramid computer-supported collaboration scripts: factors and implications for design. En Hernández-Leo D, Hishiyama R, Zurita G, Weyers B, Nolte A, Ogata H. Collaboration Technologies and Social Computing. Actas de la 27ª Conferencia Internacional, CollabTech 2021. 1 ed. Cham: Springer; 2021. p. 35-50.
