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2)of being unhealthy and not following what other people are say

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2)of being unhealthy and not following what other people are say

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3) I agree because the women

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Do you consider that looking ''good'' is different from men and for women? How does media create this situation?

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Do you consider that looking ''good'' is different from men and for women? How does media create this situation?

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Women are presented to be thing and need to wear some sort of revealing clothing to make the women look ''good'' but actually female can look great in wearing the same sort of clothing as men.
Modeling is one example of females need to be more revealing then men to look ''good''

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http://www.orangemedianetwork.com/blog/representation-vs-positive-representation/article_c3b0f454-c283-11e6-9ffe-5342169630a7.html

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Women values depend on the way she looks because the media aren't interested in how brainy they are but instead are more forced on what women do to their bodies eg. surgery

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Looking good is different for women and men because men doesn't care what they look like or wear. whereas women do and they want to look the bestow what they can.

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I disagree because like goals in life you can't see them, yet there not impossible.

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A positive representation in the media is having a woman not photoshop and seen for who she is

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We agree that you cant be what you can't see as many pictures of women are photoshopped too make them look inhumanly perfect.

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How women are portrayed in the media...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vT7HXJOGCt8

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The reason that company's have thin and good looking women on adverts, is that women want to look the best that they can and that is how company sells products like make up

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women are told to look a certain way to be accepted

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The main characters are represented to be role models almost.

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Video games, male are powerful and wearing full of armer. whilst women don't really where anything and this is because it attracts more people to play the game

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It exposes stereotypes and talks about how they can be unhealthy and affect the lives of young girls because of how they feel about their bodies.

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In films you always see two leading roles and the girl can't be independent till they have a man role in their life in some genre of films

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Women have the same knowledge as males but are stereotyped and seen differently.

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1. They have to be and look perfect - celebrity - makes younger role models insecure.

They also look for certain bodily features that will attract the male audiences.

2. By showing the viewers the pain that girls go through at young ages who do not look like their role models.

They use statistics to give evidence of how it is effecting them all.

3. You could already be what you can't see but just not know it yet.

If you can't see it then you don't think about it.

Females are shown that they need to be sexual and intimate to rise up in life (sex sells!).

4. This statement is wrong because females (especially young teens) should be inspired to do great things and make a good difference in life without having good looks.

Media puts this message into the young female's minds (hypodermic needle theory) and ruins their perspective on life.

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They challenge the stereotypes by having many different body types and saying that women shouldn't be there just for there bodies but for everything for example there brains

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they are rebelling and are not doing what the stereotype says they should like cook and clean

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Women now days, are taking a like to looking at different women online. These women are photoshopped and no women can look the same way they do.

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Women are commonly stereotyped as over-sexualised. this is a notable trait in Games like 'Street Fighter' but it is also apparent in the Film and Music industry as well.

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The media makes women change the way they look to suit the target audience

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body image is important and use all these special treatments.

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The documentary challenges the stereotypes by pointing out the stereotypes.

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Having to be thin, having the perfect body and being a housewife

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What different stereotypes of women by the media have you noticed during your own viewing?

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What different stereotypes of women by the media have you noticed during your own viewing?

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Sexism - prejudice, stereotyping, or discrimination, typically against women, on the basis of sex.
Looks - Making woman look over-thin to give the idea of that's the only way they look attractive
Capability - Women ain't capable to do things what males are. ''It's a males job'' -Johny Depp
Personality Traits - Often expected to be the emotional personality meanwhile men are not allowed to show their emotions otherwise they are weak

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Their standing up to say no we want cook your meals and we don't change our weight.

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Attractive women have to be a certain weight or it will be photoshopped

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1) In the 50s women stereotypically stayed at home to cook. clean and look after the children whilst the man was the breadwinner of the family. Also in the modern day media, women are shown on adverts as being skinny and good looking, which may make women think that its the ideal image of a women.
2) Women who are slim are stereotypically shown on adverts. Miss representation challenges this, this is because in the documentary it mentions a change which is happening in the media, where more and more women of different body types and ethnicities are being shown in a more positive light.

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That every woman needs to be accepted as they are and then need to be accepted in higherarchy and places males overpower in.

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4. That every female in the media areas are forced to apply a certain stereotype to appeal towards the male audience and that they will not get treated like their own person and not to be objectified to be a certain way.

3. "You can't be what you can't see." this means that if there isn't any women in power that means there can't be any big role models in areas of jobs and therefor not making most women being brave enough to enter in the more male populated jobs within the world.

2.Women need to be accepted the way they look or to be treated the same no matter what the ideal stereotype for the females body

1.Most women are objects that men are allowed to use for their own purposes.

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making woman look stick thin to play a role is stereotyping and thats telling the audience that you have look a certain way to be attractive.