Eating Disorders and Advertising Effects: An Exploration.
Academy of Marketing Studies Journal 2004, Jan, 8, 1
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ABSTRACT The purpose of this manuscript is to describe a study designed to furnish insights into various relationships between advertising and anorexia nervosa and bulemia among university students. The inquiry measured self image and ideal self image and correlated these assessments to the occurrence of the eating disturbances and to measures of advertising and merchandising. The results led to a number of recommendations for marketers who choose to assist in preventing and abating eating disorders.
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