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Many women are motivated to diet based on the images they see of celebrities on TV, in magazines etc. This however does not mean that mass media influenced dieting is unhealthy. Many women in the public eye have a size 2 US figure (size 6 UK) which is a 24 inch waist line. In 1951 the average waist line was 25 inches, we all ate much healthier back then. Now the average waist line is 31 inches and we have an obesity problem. Having a smaller waist line is not a dangerous thing to strive for, so in many ways the mass media influence is good.
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A dieting teacher has a mass of 98 kilograms what is his weight in pounds?
a dieting teacher has a mass of 98 kilograms what is his weight in pounds
How does dieting affect a person's mass?
The results vary for different people, but the whole purpose of dieting is typically to reduce your mass.
Does a dieting person more accurately lose mass or lose weight?
A dieting person loses weight.
What are three ways the media contributes to dieting and size discrimination?
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A dieting teacher has a mass of 98 kilograms what is weight in pounds?
216
A dieting teacher has a mass of 98 kilograms what is the weight in pounds?
216.05 lb
When was Mass Media Inc. created?
Mass Media Inc. was created in 198#.
What has the author Mieke Ceulemans written?
Mieke Ceulemans has written: 'Mass media' -- subject(s): Women in mass media, Women in the mass media industry
Can a dieting person lose mass?
number 1. of course they can what do you think they are going to lose hair? err no number 2. nobody likes a smart ass. mass is only used in scientific measurments. when dieting and in the real world it's called weight
What are the three types of mass media?
types of mass media are: . radio .television .newspaper.
What has the author Els Schakenbos written?
Els Schakenbos has written: 'Migranten en de media' -- subject(s): Audiences, Ethnic mass media, Immigrants, Mass media, Mass media and minorities
What has the author Gillian Doyle written?
Gillian Doyle has written: 'Media ownership' -- subject(s): Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Mass media, Mass media, Mass media policy, Ownership
