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Body Image: Indicators and Concern as Demonstrated in a Brief Art Therapy Group
Research indicates that adolescent girls are prone to partake in pathological eating habits and internalization of the “thin ideal,” which increases their predisposition for developing a negative body image. Negative body image, in turn, increases the risk of developing an eating disorder. This stud
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