by Hayden

The title of our project is

2015-03-24 00:21:20 UTC

How the media effects women poseption. Of body image

Michelle

2015-03-24 00:22:06 UTC

Strategies for project

In ads have Wemon act how they feel like they should act

Barbie

2015-03-24 00:22:49 UTC

Stereotype of "pretty" women. Barbie games are only about make up and cooking like men can cook and women have to wear makeup. They made a fat barbie but that made it worse why can't they be a i between one

Michelle

Ideas for gender inquality

2015-03-24 00:30:44 UTC

A girl and boy both dress up in pretty clothing but only one is sceptically why.

Michelle

Judging

2015-03-24 00:35:01 UTC

Stereotypes make us judge people without getting to know them.

2015-03-24 00:43:55 UTC

Luke

Strategy

2015-03-24 00:46:31 UTC

Have the media show what women actually are not how they think they are like

Luke

Look at this site

2015-03-24 00:58:09 UTC

These are for at work but check it out

https://agenda.weforum.org/2014/10/six-ways-fix-gender-inequality-workplace/

Luke

Barbie example

2015-03-24 01:04:23 UTC

hayjoh01 — 2015-03-24 01:10:37 UTC

Website on stereotypes

http://krytyka.org/gender-stereotypes-in-mass-media-case-study-analysis-of-the-gender-stereotyping-phenomenon-in-tv-commercials/

Hayden

YouTube video

2015-03-24 01:12:15 UTC

This is the video I was talking about on how we can put our idea out there

The site http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrPkpa-NL1I

Luke

2015-03-24 01:18:23 UTC

Luke

statistics

2015-03-24 02:34:37 UTC

-69% of girls in one study said that magazine models influence their idea of the perfect body shape

-44% of woman who think they are overweight are underweight

-in a study 47% of girls were influenced by magazine oictures to want to loose weight, but only 29% were overwight

- in a survey of girls aged 9-10 40% have tried to loose weight

- the average US woman is 5'4 and weighs 140 pounds whereas the averge US model is is 5'11 and weighs 117 pounds

fact

2015-03-24 02:38:49 UTC

one study reports shows that at age thirteen 53% of americian girls are 'unhappy with their bodies'. This grows to 78% by the time girls reach seventeen

Hayden

2015-03-24 09:06:35 UTC

Hayden- researcged mainly sources of where the image of woman eg. TV, movies, toys ect. reasons were mainly because of the past still havin slight effect on things, the past had no rights for woman snd now that women have their rights they receive less than men overall. also on the companies which create an image on women eg. Barbie, magazines ect.

isla

2015-03-24 09:22:34 UTC

I have been studying various aspects of the body image sterotypes that media expects girls to have. sterotypes in television are very common, eberyone has heard of the 'dumb blonde' the 'goth girl' or the 'makeup covered beauty'. These labels are used everyday iin media and transferring to our everyday life. The media transfers these ideas to girls minds, making them wanting to change themselves(diet/wear a lot of makeup) it makes them feel like they have to be popular or cool to fit in, instead of just being themselves. It outs the self steem of many young girls down, making them feel like they aren't good enpugh or like the celebrities in the media. we don't understand that these shows are edited to make the characters look 'perfect' and the pictures we see in magazines are usally photoshopped

Taylah

2015-03-24 09:41:18 UTC

I have been reasearching/studing facts abd statistics about how media influences how body image. I have found out that many teens/adults are not happy with their body and a lot of this comes from the influence of media/tv shows/movies/magazines. I have also been researching what can happen if you don't like your body image. if you don't like your body image this can lead to depression, eating disorders ect. Another thing I researched is the celebrities influence on body image. a lot of teenagers look up to stars like: Ariana Grande, Jenifer Lawrence ect. a lot of celebrities have perfect bodies and pretty faces and woman begin to become self-conscious about there body and start to get low self esteem.

luke

2015-03-24 09:50:44 UTC

I researched mainly woman stereotypes to do with body image. I also researched how woman are portrayed in tv shows eg. the big bang theory. I found out that I tv shows/movies that woman are portrayed a skinny. You never see a fat woman in a movie unless its for comical reasons. woman in movies are more liking to be showing skin and wearing revealing clothes

michelle

2015-03-24 10:07:39 UTC

I have been studying the sterotypes on womans body image. I habe also made a survey for kids from age 12-15 to complete. in the survey it askes questions like 'are you happy with your body' ect. I had 5 girls take the survey from year 7, 5 from year 8 and 5 from year 9. The results were diferent but very usefull

Straergy

2015-03-24 22:10:19 UTC

Interview women on how they think they should act like

Luke