https://padlet.com/nightwingnj2/fj9wqnlt6vgmbigl en-us 2022-03-31 06:15:44 UTC 2025-11-23 16:41:31 UTC hello@padlet.com nightwingnj2 https://padlet.com/nightwingnj2/fj9wqnlt6vgmbigl/wish/2124901975 While people who has a high amount of beauty standards tend to share their diet and routine so people can copy them, Beauty is concerned with physical and mental health as both are intimately related. Short-term decisions to alter one’s body structure irrespective of genetic, environmental, occupational, and nutritional needs can leave medium- and long-term effects. This chapter analyzes the role of social media and its effects on the standards of beauty. The researchers have summarized the literature on how social media plays a role in affecting beauty trends, body image, and self-esteem concerns. There is support that social media affects individuals negatively, by pushing them to engage in life-threatening beauty trends due to social compliance and acceptance in society. The aim was to review social networking sites’ impact on the perception of standards of beauty and newer unrealistic trends gaining popularity that could alter opinions and also cause harm to individuals in the long run. This is an emerging area of research that is of high importance to the physical and mental health in the beauty, health, and hospitality industry with the latter being manifested in depression, anxiety, and fear of non-acceptability and being seen as a social gauche Social media refers to the use of websites and applications to create and share content or to participate in social networking. Technological developments have given rise to various gadgets including smartphones, tablets, laptops to robots too. Living in a digitized era, communication has now become easier and faster with the emergence of various social applications available at the click of a button. While many may agree that social media has connected individuals globally, it has also been used to set standards of beauty for males, females as well as the third gender. This in turn has been known to affect the self-esteem of individuals with regards to body image, body modification, and how they view themselves in society. In order to be accepted in society, females have to battle body image issues from a very young age, where thin is considered to be the ideal body type. Today, Social Media is one of the most important factors contributing to the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health of an individual. With the media constantly portraying ideal beauty and body image comparisons, the decisions of men's and women’s beauty choices are globally affected. “Body image refers to a person’s perception of their physical self and the thoughts and feelings, positive, negative or both, which result from that perception”. Social media has had a major impact on the perceptual, affective, cognitive, and behavioral aspects of body image by encouraging lean body patterns and delivering anti-obesity messages. Eating disorders determine a distorted relationship between the individual, their eating behavior, and body shape. Adolescence being a crucial age for positive and negative development of body image, the self-esteem and body dissatisfaction adolescents feel are known predictors of eating disorders. A continuous pursuit for the perfect slender lean body may generate negative feelings which can result in a change in eating behavior, thereby increasing the chances of weight issues and eating disorders. Social media portrays women who are slim as being more beautiful and successful compared to overweight women. Body image misperception and dissatisfaction with body weight highlight an association between body dissatisfaction and psychological wellbeing. Body image concerns are common in women and men globally, but social media has now increased these concerns through advertising, videos, and the use of social media. Milkie(Milkie MA. Social comparisons, reflected appraisals, and mass media: The impact of pervasive beauty images on black and white girls’ self-concepts. Social Psychology Quarterly) conducted in-depth interviews with 60 white and minority girls to examine the effect of media on self-esteem. Results indicated that most girls felt that the images shown in media were unrealistic and not real. White girls felt that boys evaluated them on the basis of the images found on media platforms whereas the minority girls felt that the images portrayed on media did not meet the expectations of the reference group they oriented themselves with. The evolution from adolescence to adulthood has seen 12–16 teenage girls experience emotional changes in interpersonal and intrapersonal development as well as bodily changes such as sudden weight gain and transition from a young girl to a fully grown woman. In today’s world, the self-presentation of beauty and perceptions of others play an important role in developing identities in girls. New interactive platforms present in social media demonstrate how self-presentation and peer influences are interrelated with the standards of beauty. Many women may imitate their ideal media personality due to the social, psychological, and practical rewards associated with this idea and the belief that their life would change for the better. because many people are being bullied because they did not meet today's beauty standards , people who are not in the standard are being ridiculed for not meeting the beauty standards, and the people who tend to be overweight are the victims of being ridiculed for being what they are.

]]> 2022-04-01 05:58:54 UTC https://padlet.com/nightwingnj2/fj9wqnlt6vgmbigl/wish/2124901975 nightwingnj2 https://padlet.com/nightwingnj2/fj9wqnlt6vgmbigl/wish/2137404409         The researchers used stratified random sampling to determine the respondents that will participate in the study. Stratified random sampling is a probability sampling technique that involves the division of a population into smaller sub-groups known as strata based on their shared attributes or characteristics, wherein the final respondents are selected proportionally from the different strata (Hayes, 2020).
 
        The researchers categorized the respondents on their grade, and social standing/popularity(which will be based on how many friends the respondent has in other sections or grade levels). the different strata are therefore two (2) are the students of Camiling Catholic School, Inc(CAMCS). in their popularity which will determine how popular or how many friends the respondents are and the ones who are the least known in the class or the ones that have the least friends that are being bullied by the way they look like.

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