Exam 7: Looking Deviant: Physical Appearance

In Nazi Germany,people with visible physical disabilities were targets for genocidal efforts,in part,because they were perceived as a drain on society.This is an example of

Which of the following is NOT identified as a reason behind getting a tattoo in the research discussed?

Which of the following activities are youth with tattoos more likely to engage in than youth without tattoos?

Michael has recently had a tattoo added to his arm.It is the symbol "XXX".He chose to get a tattoo in order to demonstrate self control and his belonging to a group.Michael is likely a member of

What proportion of Canadians is "underweight" based on scientific standards?

Identifying young women and men who may be in the early stages of an eating disorder is part of

Within the Straightedge subculture,a tattoo that reads "100% pure" is a symbol of pacification.

Discuss the consequences of socially controlling body image.

Almost all Playboy centerfolds are underweight according to health standards,and approximately 30% of them meet the weight criteria for anorexia.

Explain how aesthetic motivations and social identity contribute to an individual's decision to tattoo their body.

Who has been found to negatively stereotype people who are overweight and/or obese?

Apply the following concepts to a discussion of body modification: front stage self; back stage self; impression management.

In an effort to prevent eating disorders,society must alter its obsession with body ideals,and instead adopt a program of building self-esteem and self-efficacy.This is a part of

"Ana" websites are a form of resistance to the social typing of "too fat".

In Canada,

How are women with tattoos,when compared to women without tattoos,perceived by the majority of people?

Within the Straightedge subculture,a tattoo that reads "nation of zombies" is a

List,describe,and give examples of the four different types of tattoo designs within the Straightedge subculture.

Family members of people who are eventually diagnosed with anorexia perceived them as "too thin" when they reached approximately 5% below a healthy weight.

List and describe the four different types of theories used to explain the development of anorexia.