Exam 32: Drug Use and Disordered Eating Among College Women
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Exam 33: Cyber Communities of Self-Injury9 Questions
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Exam 35: Gender and Victimization Risk Among Young Women in Gangs11 Questions
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Exam 39: Trading Sex for Crack: Gender and Power13 Questions
Exam 40: Show Me the Money: Cybershrews and On-Line Money Masochists11 Questions
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The research methodology employed by Sirles in her study of drug use and disordered eating included
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All of the following represent categories Sirles defines as part of the four types of instrumental drug users EXCEPT
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According to Sirles typology, the category of women who reported a history of disordered eating only later turning to street drugs for weight control
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According to Sirles, the majority of research dealing with women's efforts to control and manage their weight has
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According to Sirles typology, the category of women who reported a history of disordered eating prior to their instrumental prescription drug use for weight loss
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Discuss and explain the significant contribution Sirles makes in her study of drug use and disordered eating to the literature on disordered eating by her focus on instrumental drug use. What is unique about her approach and how does it depart from previous research in this area? Do you agree this is a much neglected phenomenon worthy of explicit study-why or why not?
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In order to manage the impressions of others about them the women in Sirles' study had to navigate a number of practical hurdles including all of the following EXCEPT
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According to Sirles typology, the category of women who used prescription drugs recreationally or medicinally prior to their instrumental use for weight control
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In general eating disorders among women are seen as the result of individual efforts to conform to the cultural emphasis on the American ideal of feminine beauty. Explain how and why the general area of instrumental drug use in connection with weight control that Sirles brings to light, although an interesting case, is for the most part no different than other types of non-instrumental drug use on this score. Do you think many of us would view such deviance more positively for this reason?
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According to Sirles typology, the category of women who reported initially using street drugs recreationally, and only later transformed their drug use into an instrumental pattern for weight control, is
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For the most part, as an example of loner deviance, women in Sirles study reported utilizing
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Describe and explain each of the four categories of instrumental drug use Sirles posits: conventional over-conformists, journeyers, opportunists and scroungers. Provide clear examples of each, explaining the role of secrecy among both licit and illicit instrumental substance users in each of these cases. Based on your own college experience, do any of these types appear to represent the most common or frequent pathway to instrumental drug use to control eating? Have you ever been aware of anyone fitting into one or more of these categories? Or do you think the loner nature of this form of deviance pretty much keeps this form of deviance hidden from view?
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Explain based on Sirles study of drug use and disordered eating, the two practical hurdles associated with instrumental drug use: dealing with health consequences on one's own as well as financing drug use.
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Based on her research into drug use and disordered eating, Sirles offers a fourfold typology of instrumental drug users based on the following two dimensions
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